To the increasingly grave accusations of the Sussexes against the former Dukes of Cambridge, now Princes of Wales, William and Kate they responded again by offering the public a message of family unity and cohesion that is not susceptible to provocation, but also not hidden behind a constructed and artificial image, as Meghan’s performance appeared in a much-discussed Netflix documentary. Wales are a great couple who are aware of their aura and charisma, which they also display by carefully choosing their partners. coordinated looks with royal babies. Proof of this is the outfit chosen for “Together for Christmas” door Carol Servicetraditional Christmas concert held yesterday at Westminster Abbey in the presence of King Charles and Queen Camilla. This is the second edition of a format designed by Kate to “recognize the dedicated efforts of individuals, families and communities across the UK and celebrate and showcase the joy that human connection and togetherness can bring.”
For the occasion, the Princess of Wales wore an Eponine London tie-waisted burgundy coat dress, one of her favorite colors, a pair of Gianvito Rossi suede pumps, a clutch and Accessorize earrings (which we think are already sold out). Next to her is her husband William, wearing a tie in the same color as his wife’s outfit, and little Charlotte wrapped up in a delightful double-breasted coat, dark tights and patent-leather flats. George is also restrained, but very elegant, perfect for the role of the future heir to the throne in a dark blue suit and tie. A very specific style choice that responds to the need to offer a youthful, reassuring and compact image of the monarchy, in line with a Christmas card issued by the palace two days ago.
The British call it unity and this is not only a union of physical closeness, but also a union of intentions, a desire for solidarity, a meeting around the name of the Windsors in memory of Queen Elizabeth, to whom this year’s concert was dedicated. What would the first Christmas be like without her the princes of Wales wanted to pay her tribute with tender, discreet and dignified participation, together with the Sovereign and Consort, Prince Edward and Sophie of Wessex, Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall, Eugenia and Beatrice of York with their respective husbands, Jack Brooksbank and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, and the Middletons: parents Carol and Michael with children Pippa and James Matthews. This is the best gift they could give the late Queen, who loved to gather the whole family around her table every December 24th.
Source: Elle