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When I think of a royal diet, I picture something akin to the Mandarin buffet. An all-you-can-eat Thanksgiving-style spread laid out across long gold-plated tables. There is sushi and prime rib and anything you could dream of at the snap of your fingers. This, I can only assume, is why kings and queens have a long history of […]

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When The Telegraph ran an article this past summer detailing how members of the Royal Family were “very nervous” about a drama series depicting the inner life of the English monarchy, it was pretty clear it would become everyone’s next binge-watch. Or at least that’s what Netflix is hoping for on November 4, when The […]

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A photo posted by Kensington Palace (@kensingtonroyal) on Jul 21, 2015 at 6:13am PDT Tomorrow, July 22, marks two years since Prince George came into the world, forever upping the standard for infant cuteness. At only 24 months, he is already a mainstay of tabloids, has been shot by renowned photogs around the world, covered […]

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In a weekend full of big news, none of the headlines rung quite as sweet as those announcing the birth of Royal Baby number two. A girl was born after just a 2.5 hour labour, weighing 8 pounds, 3 ounces. But you knew that already. Today’s real news is that of her name: Princess Charlotte […]

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As if Angelina Jolie wasn’t already having a banner year—with her recent nuptials to husband Brad Pitt and new movie, Unbroken, set to release later this year—she has, as of this morning, officially outdone herself. Presented by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace, Jolie received honourary damehood in recognition for her services to UK foreign […]

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See the top 5 wackiest hats from Day One of Royal Ascot 2014 »

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Royal Ascot 2014 Hats

June 17, 2014: Model Eliza Cortez attends the first day of Royal Ascot wearing a gigantic rose topper.

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Royal Ascot 2014 Hats

June 17, 2014: Designer Anouska Lancaster attends the first day of Royal Ascot in a peacock-inspired head piece.

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Royal Ascot 2014 Hats

June 17, 2014: A stylish racegoer attends the first day of Royal Ascot in a wide brimmed hat topped with gift boxes, a champagne bottle and roses.

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Royal Ascot 2014 Hats

June 17: Personal trainer Ester Dohnalova attends Day 1 of Royal Ascot in an eye-popping yellow topper and long white feathers.

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Royal Ascot 2014 Hats

June 17, 2014: A racegoer attends Day 1 of Royal Ascot in an extravagant purple, pink and white head piece.

We love a day (or five) at the races, especially when it comes with the Royal Family and fancy British hats. With the world’s best jockeys and their stallions duking it out this week at Royal Ascot 2014, onlookers have been seriously eye-catching in traditionally over-the-top headgear. From a peacock to a champagne bottle and a gigantic rose, we’re giving you the 5 craziest hats from Day One of this year’s Royal Ascot.

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Celebrations for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee came full circle today with a ceremony at Westminster Abbey to mark the 60th anniversary of the Queen’s coronation. It was the first time that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge returned to the Abbey since their wedding and, given the significance of today’s ceremony, the entire royal family was in attendance. We’re not going to lie: we were really hoping to see the royals dressed in traditional ermine robes and elaborate jewellery. (That Diamond Diadem crown deserves to be worn!) However, given that it’s 2013 and not 1953, the wardrobe choices were much more modern.

At the top of the best dressed list was, of course, the Duchess of Cambridge, who wore a pale-pink bespoke Jenny Packham coat and dress. Today’s appearance may just be the first time that Kate Middleton’s baby bump has been totally visible from front-on—though the empire waistline certainly helped to emphasize it.

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Kate Middleton’s not the only royal with her eye on the fashion world, as it seems as though Her Majesty The Queen has taken a liking to the world of British fashion. Well, kind of.

At Rodnik’s latest showing of their Spring 2013 collection during London Fashion Week, designer Philip Colbert did what he does best, besides making great clothes, and threw a fun party that included an impersonator dressed up as Queen Elizabeth II (the label has had Kate and Pippa lookalikes in their studio as well). And if that isn’t enough, Elton John and Katy Perry impersonators were also on hand in the front row to take in the collection, as well as make for great photo ops.

They’re at the post! Sunday marks the 153rd running of the Queen’s Plate horse race, the first of three races in Canada’s Triple Crown stakes. Basically, it’s our version of the Kentucky Derby but with regal roots: Queen Victoria founded the race in 1860 and members of the royal family have attended over a dozen times. Unfortunately, Queen Elizabeth won’t be cheering from the stands this weekend (she’s a little busy with her Diamond Jubilee celebrations) but that doesn’t make the day any less prestigious.

Which brings us to the question of what to wear? The all-day festivities require an outfit that will take you from the garden party in the walking ring to cheering in the sun-drenched grandstands. We may not have a Chanel-owned racehorse running, but our bets are on Sunday being quite the to-do. As such, here are our top picks for what to wear. (Also, we’ll put in our official request now for Will and Kate to attend next year!)

And they’re off! Check out our Queen’s Plate picks! »

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While we expected Kate would opt for a British designer for Trooping the Colour (the annual parade that celebrates the Queen’s birthday), we were more than happily surprised to see her dressed in Canadian designer Erdem for the big day. This isn’t the first time Kate’s worn Erdem either: during the royal couple’s Canadian tour, she wore the designer twice.

If there’s one thing you can depend on Kaiser Karl for, it’s that he’ll always have a running string of colourful commentary on whatever the news du jour is. Being a self-proclaimed royalist himself, Karl Lagerfeld was more than happy to take to the French TV channel French 2 to share his thoughts on everything Jubilee-related, from Kate’s backside to the Queen’s shawl (not Karl-approved, in case you were wondering).

Read our top 10 Karlisms! »

View every look Kate Middleton has worn since her engagement »

While Kate Middleton has been known to recycle outfits and accessories (which, in our opinion, is how all princesses should act—especially those of the self-proclaimed pop culture variety) we’ve never seen her wear the same dress at back-to-back royal events. But there’s a first time for everything, and that time was yesterday at the Queen‘s garden party at Buckingham Palace. Kate wore the pastel-pink pleated Emilia Wickstead dress we saw earlier in the month at the Sovereign’s luncheon but left her Prada shoes at home, opting instead for her favourite pair of taupe L.K.Bennett pumps. Also notable? That hat! If there was ever a reason to want an invite to a royal garden party, Kate’s straw and lace hat by Jane Corbett is it.