On November 9, Queen Camilla visited the 95th Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey in London. There, the Queen planted a Cross of Remembrance and met with veterans and serving military personnel. The Field of Remembrance has been held in the grounds of Westminster Abbey since November 1928 for the purpose of commemorating those who have lost their lives serving in the Armed Forces.
Since 1928, the land outside Westminster Abbey has been used as a place for people who want to plant a cross in memory of a loved one.
King Charles and Queen Camilla hosted a reception at Buckingham Palace to recognise and reflect on the UK's contribution to humanitarian efforts across the world. The King and Queen spoke with people including fundraisers, frontline workers and refugees building new lives in the UK. The event also marked 60 years of the Disasters Emergency Committee.
On November 7, King Charles and Queen Camilla attended the Royal Ballet's special performance of Don Quixote at the Royal Opera House. Over 600 NHS staff attended the special performance to commemorate 75 years of the NHS.
The Opera for Ukraine Chorus, made up of 130 Ukrainians displaced by war, were also invited as part of the Royal Opera House’s continued support for the Ukrainian community.
Bien maquillée si je m'abstiens de regarder ses lèvres qui -à mon avis- ont bénéficié d'un maquillage permanent d'ailleurs mal effectué !
ReplyDeleteDear Achard Tulipe, Are you sure that Queen Camilla has resorted to permanent lip liner? At any rate, the lip liner used is supposed to make the lips larger and the result does not look very flattering. As QC does not use botox, fillers etc. - this I admire enormously - I cannot really imagine that she would do something with her lips.
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What an ugly outfit (pictures 1 - 4). The hat is the ugliest one she has. The short cape is looking ridiculous and the green dress is too short to wear with the boots. The black dress with the white lace ornaments makes me think of a chic apron. Lucky she did not wear the boots inside. The electric blue dress is lovely, even when it is made in the same old style).
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The black and lace dress reminds me of what one would have the maid wear when having dinner guests.
DeleteIn the Victorian period perhaps, but not today.
DeleteHM looks great! In contrast to the Prince and Princess of Wales this couple seems to be hard working with their permanent official appearances. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteIt is really heartwarming to see Queen Camilla’s growing confidence and her dedication.
ReplyDeleteFashionwise I think she is “growing” too: the green combination is appropriate for the occasion ( without the cape it would definitely improve); the black dress with white embroidery is lovely and the purple(?) dress quite good, and, surprise!: elegant shoes!
Mabel
The hat needs to go. It is unflattering, and a casual hat, not something one would wear to such a solemn occasion. Edwina
ReplyDeleteYes Edwina, I agree, the hat needs to go. But where?
DeleteIt’s certain that Maxima wouldn’t be interested in it.
Maybe it could be transformed into a nice tea cosy for a royal teapot that has the photos of the Coronation on it.
Long live British kitch.
There may be a naked little beast, real or faux, that would like its coat back.
DeleteIf she is going to give the hat away, she should give the green dress and the cape away at the same time. How can she still wear such ugly clothes ? There are commoners with a little budget that are better dressed than she is.
DeleteI LOVE that hat. Anyone know where it comes from?
ReplyDeleteI’ve heard but it could be just a rumor that it came at a reduced price from the Oxfam charity shop in Westminister.
DeletePart of King Charles’s slimming down policy with the royal budget.
Maybe King Charles should have started the slimming down policy a bit earlier, before the coronation i.e.
DeleteThe black cape with the green dress is not a good choice. The dress would look better with the boots if it were a few inches longer. Overall, I do not think this is a good look.
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The boots are back 😖
ReplyDeleteMe too, deadeggs. It is going to be a long winter.
DeleteI have them back as well, and so do many ladies around me. Just a question of chosing the right color. Let her feel comfortable.
DeleteThe black cape, she wears often obviously it provides warmth, but in this instance, this doesn't look good.
ReplyDeleteThe cape and hat are strange choices, but I like all three dresses, with the purple my most favorite.
ReplyDeleteLove Queen Camilla but very little love for some of these outfits. The blue/purple dress is lovely, and green coat is fine. However, I don't like the strange little cape, the pull on hat or the black dress with the bib
ReplyDeleteI think the black dress with white embroidery is not good for her
DeleteWhat a grotesque look ,hat, short cape, and the rest on first photo.
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QC looks wonderful in each of her outfits. The purple dress is lovely on her--great color for her. She looks very elegant in the purple dress too.
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