The Countess of Wessex visited The Lighthouse in Woking

byHelen - 10 Comments
The Countess wore a new reversible double faced jacket by Indi & Cold, and a brown turtle-neck sweater from Suzannah

On December 2, 2021, The Countess of Wessex visited The Lighthouse in Woking. The Countess of Wessex worked with volunteers serving drinks, mince pies and croissants to beneficiaries and helped make Christmas care packages for children. The Lighthouse is a vibrant hub located in the city center of Woking. The Countess of Wessex wore a new reversible double faced jacket by Indi & Cold.

The Countess wore a new reversible double faced jacket by Indi & Cold, and a brown turtle-neck sweater from Suzannah

The Countess wore a new reversible double faced jacket by Indi & Cold, and a brown turtle-neck sweater from Suzannah

The Countess wore a new reversible double faced jacket by Indi & Cold, and a brown turtle-neck sweater from Suzannah

The Lighthouse hosts a range of creative projects aiming to support, encourage and empower marginalized and vulnerable members of society by means of training, providing care packages and food. In 2020, The Lighthouse provided support to 7,466 local people through the work of 300 volunteers.

The Countess wore a new reversible double faced jacket by Indi & Cold, and a brown turtle-neck sweater from Suzannah

The Countess wore a new reversible double faced jacket by Indi & Cold, and a brown turtle-neck sweater from Suzannah

The Countess wore a new reversible double faced jacket by Indi & Cold, and a brown turtle-neck sweater from Suzannah

The Countess wore a new reversible double faced jacket by Indi & Cold, and a brown turtle-neck sweater from Suzannah

The Countess of Wessex wore INDI & COLD Reversible Double Faced Jacket
INDI & COLD Reversible Double Faced Jacket

Countess Sophie wore INDI and COLD Reversible Double Faced Coat
INDI & COLD Reversible Double Faced Jacket

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  1. Achard623/12/21 12:34

    Je retrouve ma charmante Sophie régulièrement sur le pont ; sa veste réversible peut être portée aussi bien avec un pantalon qu'une jupe comme sur le mannequin ; c'est élégant avec des bottines !

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  2. Anonymous3/12/21 12:41

    It's become a joy to see her recently; well coordinated in every sense without the exception of this jacket..
    Though nice, I think it's meant to be worn unbuttoned. All in all, it looks a bit too tight on her.


    Nia

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  3. Isa3/12/21 13:36

    Not pizza express in working?

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    1. Chel4/12/21 00:22

      LoL, I can't help but laugh uncontrollably at this
      Chel

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  4. adeline3/12/21 14:03

    Ha Isa I noticed the same, anyway I love Sophies jacket!

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  5. Anonymous3/12/21 15:40

    This time the color combination is much better. I think the jacket is not too tight.
    It looks tight because she unbuttoned the pockets (easier of course).
    MJ

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  6. Debra3/12/21 19:44

    Sophie has a gorgeous smile and she is generous in sharing it. I like everything she is wearing today, and her earrings are perfect with the jacket.

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  7. Janet4/12/21 00:41

    Love Sophie's look today--and I like all the pieces together too. As always, Sophie looks radiant--her charity work certainly brings her joy.

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  8. Anonymous4/12/21 07:13

    Sophie looks color coordinated today and enjoying herself. The only quible is the outside jacket, looks a tad too small, plus the bulging pockets. jj

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  9. Anonymous4/12/21 17:34

    I appreciate the work she is doing here, and not about the fashion, but unfortunately this is not a good look on Sophie. The jacket looks nice on the model but far too bulky and shapeless for the lovely Countess. Not sure about the tan boots with the dark pants either. lcb

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