The Queen Elizabeth Jubilee celebrations have finally begun. There was a traditional parade in London this morning. Troops of color and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s three children joined the royal procession for the first time, along with Kate Middleton and the Duchess of Cornwall. The parade marks the arrival of the royal family for the parade that opens the four-day celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Four days means only one thing, endless royalty. image of Kate Middleton observe, love and repeat. The Duchess of Cambridge surprised everyone by showing herself with blazer dress by Alexander McQueen previously worn at the G7 2021. Kate isn’t afraid to go bold, she looks candid, elegant, smiling and sends a very strong signal again. Among the royal family’s most anticipated events followed by the media, fans and the world, she decides to redesign the dress and we couldn’t be more enchanted.
Kate Middleton wore a mantle dress, that is, a dress with typical jacket elements, such as a collar and a double central button, with an A-line and a pleated midi skirt. The Duchess of Cambridge decided to put everything on her favorite designer. Alexander McQueenwearing a very elegant ivory dress from the brand. Kate wanted to pay homage to the British aesthetic by wearing the same dress as at the G7 reception on 11 June 2021 in Cornwall. This model features a V-neckline with lapels, double-button criss-cross waist, long sleeves and a flared midi skirt. Kate’s dress was custom-made for the Duchess of Cambridge.
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Kate Middleton she pulled her hair back into an elegant braid and showed off her natural beauty with simple make-up, her face framed by a wide-brimmed hat by Philip Treacy, the royal family’s favorite milliner. Of the accessories not to be missed, the Duchess of Cambridge wore diamond and sapphire earrings from Princess Diana’s collection, which were considered a gift from William before their wedding. Lady Diana wore them on the occasion of a visit to Ottawa in 1983 with Prince Charles and paired them with a pearl necklace. This is not the first time the Duchess of Cambridge has worn these precious earrings, with which she was first immortalized in an official portrait at Clarence House on June 3, 2011. However, in this case, Kate opted to remove the top round sapphires, leaving single drops and modifying (permanently?) Lady D’s earrings.
Source: Elle