The Countess of Wessex making a 2 day working visit to Sierra Leone that takes place between January 22 and 23 at the request of The Foreign and Commonwealth Office. The Countess of Wessex undertake a programme of engagements in Freetown, focusing on addressing sexual and gender based violence, supporting survivors, and championing women’s role in peacebuilding. |
On January 22, The Countess of Wessex made a visit to The Peace Museum, in the capital Freetown. She met privately with two survivors to hear their experiences and learnt how it has continued to affect their lives to this day. |
The Countess of Wessex visited the chamber of Parliament and met with members of the women's parliamentary group. The Countess also visited Vice President Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh at the State House. |
The Countess attended a reception at the British High Commissioner’s Residence in Freetown. The Countess met with the mayor of Freetown Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr. |
The green dress is my favorite, simple but beautiful style.
ReplyDeleteI like how she does her own independent projects and is supported by the Royal Family
J
Agree with you J.
DeleteThese aren't 'her own independent projects, supported by the Royal family'. She is there at the request of the British Foreign Office, just like William and Kate and other Royal are often asked to do on behalf of the government.
DeleteAnon 9:13
She is there on a mandate from the Foreign Office, hardly an independent project of hers. On the fashion front, the green dress looks great on her!
DeleteMaria
Like the blouse in the initial photos, the second outfit is a it too bland for me but the green dress is fantastic--the puffy sleeves are very similar to the dresses at whatever celeb awards thing was on recently--Baftas? Globes?---but I think Sophie looks very much better than many of the actresses who attempted the look. Not sure about the scarf round her waist but the colours may have significance for the visit? Fabulous dresses of the ladies in the photo of the Parliamentary group and I like what can be seen of the top of the Mayor of Freetown's dress too.
ReplyDeleteBelle robe verte dans un style simple qui convient à merveille à sa silhouette ; j'aime moins la ceinture que j'aurais vue de la même couleur. Bien jolie quand elle a les cheveux relevés ; j'adore ses petites boucles d'oreilles !
ReplyDeleteOhhh..now that's a lovely green dress! The style and fit is perfect for Sophie and the colour is very refreshing. She looks very good in it.
ReplyDeleteI also like her floral top in the first set of photos (cool and simple), and also the pleated skirt in the second set though the photos don't do it justice. Also a more fitted top in a different colour would have paired better with the skirt.
Keep up the good work, Countess.
Anon 9:13
Her casual attire in the first series of photos seems to be appropriate. I love her shoes. At the second event, the Countess looks washed out when compared to the beautifully colored dresses of the other women. I love the green of her dress at the last event, and the fabric looks luscious. However, the billowing sleeves are not my cup of tea, but the colorful sash is a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteThe white flowered blouse and white pants are too casual for this ocassion. It simply does not look very professional.
ReplyDeleteI think the big sleeves of the white blouse and green dress are a little overwhelming but otherwise she looks good for the occasion. (V.M.)
ReplyDeleteLooking good Css of Wessex.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful green dress. I think that younger members of the royal family should learn from Sophie how to fulfill their royal duties.
ReplyDeleteVery good looks and style for a not particularly easy work trip.
ReplyDeleteThe green dress is very elegant, love the colourful sash, takes the dress up a notch. She is a wonderful representative, quietly gets on with the job.
ReplyDeleteLove the green dress and the white pants teamed with the floral blouse.
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