| In the evening, Queen Elizabeth II, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke and Prince Michael of Kent attended a service marking the centenary of WW1 armistice at Westminster Abbey in London. The armistice ending the First World War between the Allies and Germany was signed at Compiègne, France on eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month - 11am on the 11th November 1918. (Kate's wearing her green Catherine Walker coat). |
Catherine Walker Coat
Yea! So glad Catherine wore this dress again. Loved this coat/dress when she first wore it on St Patrick's Day. The color, velvet and style..beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe Queen, as always, is superb. Catherine looks very good in this coat.
ReplyDeleteEverybody look very good, specially Meghan.
DeleteUnser/Mein Bundespräsident Steinmeier neben der Queen. Eine schöne Geste, schöne Bilder.
ReplyDeleteCamilla und die Queen haben sich farblich abgestimmt. Alle sehen hier gut aus-es geht eben auch mit ein bisschen Farbe, nicht immer nur schwarz.
Meghan is stunning. Her suit is impeccable. The Queen always looks perfect. Kate's look is not one of my favorites this time.
ReplyDeleteMegan's neck line is not appropriate for the occasion. I guess you can take the actress out of Hollywood but you can't take Hollywood out of the actress. The suit/dress or whatever is pretty enough but the neck line is most definitely not right at church for the kind of service they were attending.
DeleteOnce again the Wales brothers are in blue suits which seems more casual than dark grey or black on such a formal occasion. Catherine's coat is lovely, but I'm not sure about yet another bandeau style hat--I actually thought she wasn't wearing a hat when I saw the photos at first. Meghan suits this beret style hat very well but the glorious purple coats and hats of the Queen and Camilla are the winners here, I think
ReplyDeleteI’m sure this will sound very silly but looking at this event, one got a sense that they took the pecking order very seriously. The queen and the next queen consort in saturated jewel tones and big hats, the next most senior lady, another future consort in a jewel tone but a quieter hat and wife of the last of the senior most royals is quiet and elegant blue.
DeletePrince Charles and the gentleman next to the Queen in the first photo are also wearing blue suits.
DeleteEveryone looks so elegant and nice.
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DeleteKate has got fashion tips from the Queen again.
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DeleteThe Queen and Catherine look lovely. However, Camilla should never have worn the same color as the queen, in my perception, it was rude.
ReplyDeleteI thought the same thing. I have noticed through the years that Camilla does like to mimic the Queen quite a lot, down to using the same umbrella. She also chooses very grand tiaras, almost putting the world on notice that she is waiting in the wings.
DeleteI read somewhere that the Queen’s office never discloses what color she is going to wear, even to Camilla’s office because she is above and beyond such pettiness and it doesn’t matter to her if someone is wearing the same color. :)
DeleteI wonder if that is true. The Queen Mother and Margaret would vety often be coordinated with the Queen. That had to have been planned.
DeleteLovely outing. Love the Queen's outfit as well as Camilla's more muted colour. Catherine also looks lovely in the green.
ReplyDeleteThe Queen and Camilla in purple looks very nice. so do Catherine and Meghan. This event is not about fashions but about remembrance of a dark time in History.
ReplyDeleteEs lo color de duelo (ingles) Camilla estuvo perfecta
ReplyDeleteThe headband is weird.
ReplyDeleteEveryone looks nice. It looks as though the Duchess of Cambridge had the buttons on her coat changed to non-metallic; nice detail. Her hairband echoes the shape of the kokoshnik style tiara Pss Eugenie just wore to her wedding.
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