Royal wedding: Kate Middleton leads the pack in Top Trumps style stakes

It's written in the cards – Kate Middleton has officially trumped Victoria Beckham in the style stakes. The future princess has been crowned queen of style in a Royal Wedding version of classic '70s card game, Top Trumps.
In the game, which goes on sale today, Kate has a 'style icon' score of 20, which beats Posh by two points and makes her invincible in the category.

The makers of the game, Winning Moves UK, have reportedly said they placed Kate above Victoria in the 'style' category because she is 'well on her way' to having an enduring role as a fashion icon.
Some of the royal couple's guest list have also been rated in five categories: VIP, age, style icon, celebrity press and big day rating – which ranks them according to their place in the proceedings on 29 April.
Unsurprisingly, William and Kate both have a big day rating of 100.
Other famous faces in the deck include Princess Diana, David Beckham, Elton John, and even the owner of Kate’s local pub John Haley, although he is 'out-trumped' by the bride's mother Carole Middleton.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, even makes an appearance despite not being invited to the wedding, with the card's makers giving her a big day rating of 0.
Other less human additions to the pack include the Queen's corgies, and Kate's wedding dress and ring.
As part of their package, Winning Moves is also offering one couple the chance to be showcased in a customised Top Trumps version of their own wedding.
To win, the couple will have to convince the company in under 50 words why their wedding "is so special".
Fiona Hortopp, head of marketing at Winning Moves UK, said: "Top Trumps is part of British life and synonymous with all things cool in Britain. That’s why we have decided that the Royal Wedding is cool - a classic tale of a young girl meeting her Prince.
"At Top Trumps we think very carefully about what packs we produce. We constantly get welcome suggestions from the public suggesting ‘great’ pack ideas, but this one grew on its own.
"The Royal Wedding is a unique and rare event – and a great reason to celebrate. By producing this pack, we are developing something that is also rare, collectable, and uniquely British, as there are only a limited number being produced," she said.
Other card companies, Cartamundi, Gibson Games and Richard Edward have also released versions of Royal Wedding playing cards which include unique photos of William, Kate and the Royal Family, and some even with gold edging.
Source: Yahoo