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The Week in Celebrity Style: See Who Made Our Top 10 Best-Dressed List
If we weren’t smack dab in the middle of summer, we would have thought the holidays were around the corner thanks to the sparkly outfits we spotted on the red carpet this week. After turning heads in a sleek black Burberry suit at the London premiere, Cara Delevingne dropped jaws in a Swarovski-encrusted green Alexandre […]
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Kate Middleton loves her Smythe blazer almost as much as her Team GB polo shirts
See all of Kate’s Olympic outfits! »
After a weekend of wearing navy (and a few days away from the public eye) Kate’s back on the scene in London in her classic Olympic uniform. The Duchess watched the women’s hockey semifinals last night while wearing her navy Smythe blazer, Stuart Weitzman wedges, skinny jeans and white Team GB polo shirt—making the outfit very similar to the one she wore during her meet and greet with the team back in March.
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Inside the opening of TIFF Bell Lightbox’s Grace Kelly exhibit (royalty included!)
While Toronto might not have had a stop on the royal visit earlier this summer, we were certainly treated to a princely presence at Wednesday night’s opening of TIFF Bell Lightbox’s ode to the original Hollywood royal, Grace Kelly. Their serene highnesses (and that’s a real salutation) Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene of Monaco were in town to unveil the exhibit. While Albert addressed the crowd, speaking of things like his late mother’s “constant quest for perfection,” Charlene, in a knee-length ruffled black cocktail dress looked on in the shadows as she, well, tends to do. After a bit of bubbly and breathing royal air, we headed down for a peek of the exhibit, a mix of Kelly’s outfits, accessories, scrapbooks, posters, as well as a the pièce de résistance, a replica of her legendary (and Kate Middleton–referenced) wedding gown. Perhaps the most special though, affectionate correspondence from a one Alfred Hitchcock in which he inquires as to whether insects had infested Kelly’s hair. “Lysol, please.”