Duchess of Cambridge's fashion hits get the waxwork treatment They've dressed the Duchess once before, now Issa, Temperley, Alexander McQueen and Jenny Packham are outfitting Kate permanently as her Madame Tussauds waxworks are unveiled. With her midas touch, the items the Duchess of Cambridge chooses to wear not only become sellout success stories, but propel their creators into the public consciousness, and for the likes of Issa, Temperley and Jenny Packham, they are about to enjoy round two of free publicity. SEE: Duchess of Cambridge's fashion hits and misses The waxwork of the Duke and Duchess unveiled by Madame Tussauds in London today shows Kate in the now-infamous royal blue Issa wrap dress she wore to announce her engagement. With dozens of copies quickly produced in light of the real thing selling out, visitors will get to see the design by the London Fashion Week label - one of Kate's favourites, up close. Kate wearing Issa as part of the waxwork of the Duke and Duchess unveiled by Madame Tussauds in London. Photo: EPA West London-based label Temperley have also been quick to point out that they worked on the figure of Kate launched simultaneously in Amsterdam, which sees the Duchess in the bespoke black lace gown which she wore to the War Horse premiere in January this year. The gowns by Jenny Packham and Alexander McQueen to feature upon forthcoming waxworks of the Duchess. The New York franchise will see Kate outfitted in a lilac Alexander McQueen gown she wore to the BAFTA Brits event is Los Angeles last July. Meanwhile north London designer Jenny Packham, who recently told the The Telegraph the Duchess is "a dream to dress," will see a version of the beaded rose silk chiffon Kate wore on her first public engagement as a married woman last summer upon the figuring in Blackpool. READ: 'The Duchess is a dream to dress'