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Kate Middleton continues her #flawless New Zealand streak in a bespoke Jenny Packham dress
See this look in our Kate Middleton style gallery » What’s better than a Kate Middelton appearance? Two Kate Middleton appearances! Earlier today, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited New Zealand’s South Island, where Kate was spotted in a sleek cornflower blue Alexander McQueen coatdress. Tonight (a.k.a earlier today, given that good ole 16 […]
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Kate Middleton celebrates St. Patrick’s Day in a trenchcoat by Hobbs and with another flawless blowout
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Happy St Paddy’s Day! While Irish folk (and those just looking for a good time) revel with green beer on this side of the pond, the royals were up for ceremony in England. Earlier today, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took part in a 300-person parade with members of the British army in Aldershot. And while spreading Irish luck might have been the ostensible theme, y’all know Kate’s coat is what we want to talk about. In 2012 and 2013, the Duchess wore a shamrock green coatdress by British designer Emilia Wickstead, and while it served her well both with and without baby bump, she’s retired it in favour of today’s coat: a double breasted wool trench by high street brand Hobbs. The Persephone coat (it’s on sale!) is cinched to perfection with a green snakeskin belt, paired with green suede pumps by Valerie Carbon and embellished with a gold Cartier shamrock brooch previously worn by the Queen Mother and Princess Anne. Overtop her latest blowout, Kate’s wearing the hard-shell beret by milliner Gina Foster that debuted on Christmas Day. Underneath those flowing locks, there are green amethyst drop earrings by Kiki McDonough—but what’s frosting when the cake’s already so flawless?
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge walk hand in hand to church on Christmas
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The biggest royal contingent in years set upon the Queen’s Sandrigham estate to celebrate Christmas yesterday and despite last week’s reports that those further down in the pecking order would have to sleep in servants rooms (the horror!), it looks like yesterday’s festivities went off without a hitch. Spirits were high, especially for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge who walked to St. Mary Magdalene church hand in hand and greeted well-wishers on the way. Many asked after Prince George, though unsurprisingly, he did not make an appearance. Prince Harry did make an appearance, sporting his fresh from the South Pole beard alongside Will and Kate.
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UPDATED: Kate Middleton and baby! The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge debut their little prince outside the Lindo Wing
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He’s here! He’s here! After about a day since being born, His Royal Highness the Prince of Cambridge aka. Royal Baby was debuted to a media mob outside the Lido Wing at St. Mary’s Hospital in London just after 2pm EST. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were as photogenic and amiable as always (and matchy matchy in cornflower blue!), making our sappy royalist hearts swell even more with vicarious Royal Baby joy. The duo followed quite a similar course to what Prince Charles and Princess Diana did with Prince William back in 1982, though we can only estimate that the audience, and immediate attention has grown tenfold since. The duo gave some short interviews which include quips from Will: “He has her looks, thankfully. [He] has more hair than me” and “He’s got a good pair of lungs, that’s for sure. He’s a big boy. He’s quite heavy. We’re still working on a name.”
Catch up with the birth here »
As we reported earlier, a garment bag was delivered to the hospital for Kate which carried today’s outfit, a bespoke Jenny Packham blue polka dot crepe de chine dress and Pied a Terre Imperia wedges. In true symbolic Kate Middleton style, the dress matches the same shade and pattern as Diana’s did when she debuted Will 31 years ago in the same exact spot.
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UPDATED: Kate Middleton reportedly in labour! We live blog the day’s occurrences
see all of Kate Middleton’s maternity looks » You guys! It’s happening! Or it’s about to, at least. Maybe. After over a week of anxious anticipation, it looks like Kate Middleton has finally gone into labour! After it was mistakenly reported that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had left the Middleton family home by […]
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Emilia Wickstead’s modern take on old world elegance has met its match in the Duchess of Cambridge
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Emilia Wickstead is a name you’ll start hearing often. Operating on a more feminine frequency than many of her edgy London contemporaries, she sits poised for an international takeover, partly because of her association with another ultra-feminine name: Kate Middleton. Perhaps most directly though, she’s got the chops.
A native New Zealander, 29-year-old grew up with a made-to-measure designer for a mother and ample creativity in her veins. She moved to London to study fashion marketing and spent time in New York interning for Proenza Schouler, Narcisco Rodriguez and Vogue Magazine. After a few years of working made-to-measure, Wickstead launched a ready-to-wear collection in 2011 at London Fashion Week. Fast-forward to today, and she’s gotten Emilia Wickstead creations on the Duchess of Cambridge at least five times by our count, and those five have been amongst Kate’s best and often-repeated pieces. She has also dressed Samantha Cameron, the notoriously fashion-loving wife of British PM David Cameron, and made clients of online retailers Matches and Net-a-Porter.
When we met the designer last month in Toronto, those high-profile connections were especially clear. Dressed in an exquisite low cut A-line dress of her own creation, Wickstead explained why the new brand of sophisticated modernity is all about what isn’t revealed: “I design very much how I dress at 29,” she says. “If I am [wearing] something short, I like to be quite covered on top and if I am wearing something to the knee, I like an open back or a low neck. I think there is something very sexy in the way of dressing like that doesn’t have to be show all and tell all.”
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Kate Middleton baby countdown: An apparent Royal tour to Australia and New Zealand with a side of Beyoncé!
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Another day closer to Kate Middleton’s unofficial due date (ahem, this Saturday July 13), and another juicy Royal baby tidbit to report.
US Weekly Magazine is reporting that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will be making their first Royal Tour as a threesome along with the Prince or Princess of Cambridge in 2014. Following a visit to Canada in 2011, they’re told to be touring more of the British Commonwealth: Australia and New Zealand. Coincidentally, Prince William’s first overseas visit as a baby was to Australia as well, where he was debuted as 9-month-old by Prince Charles and Princess Diana in 1983.
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Kate Middleton baby countdown: Today’s latest news, plus a look back at the Duchess of Cambridge’s pregnant style
See our favourite 5 outfits worn by Kate Middleton while pregnant »
See every look Kate has worn since her engagement »Even before he or she has hatched, the first Royal baby of the 21st century (with British throne potential) is being welcomed into the world by way of 21st century technology. The web’s been abuzz ever since the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge announced that they were expecting a baby back in December and it’s reached fever pitch over the past few weeks.
According to the most exact of royal watchers, Kate Middleton’s due date is this Saturday July 13th, which means we’ve got less than 6 days till the big day! For us, that means 6 days of updates, by way of the web’s many swirling Royal baby rumours. It also means 6 days of looking back mistily at Kate’s best maternity outifts.
Today, we bring you the best of both.
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Kate Middleton gets 13 exclusive baby bump designs from Karl Lagerfeld, Donna Karan, Vera Wang and more
See our favourite Kate Middleton baby bump designs » See Kate Middleton’s baby bump wardrobe so far » Who else but the Duchess of Cambridge could get Karl Lagerfeld to whip out his pen with the promise of nothing more than fantasy? Today, Women’s Wear Daily released 13 sketches of maternity designs suggested by the […]
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The Duchess of Cambridge (and her baby bump) wears coral Tara Jarmon on her second wedding anniversary
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It seems pregnancy has brought out the Duchess of Cambridge’s experimental side. We know Kate to be a favourer of tried and tested solid hues and silhouettes, yet in the last week, she’s gone rogue with mint green, polka dots and now coral. Must be something in the bath water.
Earlier today, Kate and her baby bump were out sharing her role as Royal Patron of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices. In support of Children’s Hospice Week (which runs though May 3), the Duchess visited Naomi House, a hospice for children with life-limiting conditions. As usual, she was hit with all the Royal-adoring children in attendance. In addition to visiting the House’s grounds and joining in for a tea party with the children and their families, Kate released her first video message encouraging donations for and raising awareness of the cause.
Kate’s sunny visit was matched by that sunny coral look: a cotton overcoat by none other than Canada’s own Tara Jarmon! The Paris-based designer’s coat is a first for the Duchess, who regularly favours another Canadian-born designer, Erdem Moriaglou. What up, team Canada!
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The Duchess of Cambridge wears a loose-fitting floral Erdem dress while launching a new counseling program in Manchester
See this look up close » I never thought I’d see the day. Kate’s gone boho! Kinda. After holding fast to traditionally form fitting and tailored pieces up until the 6-months pregnant mark (and by that, we mean yesterday’s appearance), the Duchess of Cambridge seems to finally be embracing a slightly looser style with today’s […]
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The Duchess of Cambridge clothes her baby bump in mint Mulberry for a visit with the Queen’s Scouts
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The Royal baby bump watch continues. The Duchess of Cambridge was out in a rather springy look yesterday, as she attended the National Review of Queen’s Scouts at Windsor Castle. A volunteer with the Scouts Association since January of last year, Kate’s visit was marked, as usual, by a presentation of a floral bouquet, as she and the rest of the crowd watched the annual National Scout Service and Parade which featured the Scouts Band and the Irish Guards playing kid-friendly songs like “New York” and “Star Wars.”
Chief Scout Bear Grylls (if you’ve ever seen Man vs. Wild, you’ll know he’s got the scout chops) was on hand to greet Kate and told reporters that she “is an incredible role model and she helps us show that Scouting’s not just for boys.”
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