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Astute royal-watchers may remember a similar outfit from one of Middleton’s appearances in February, when she wore slightly skinnier trousers, a long-sleeved T-shirt, and a tweed blazer with gold buttons. This perfect combination of basics, however, goes back even further. At an appearance at the Premium mess with me I fight back mess with my corgi and they’ll never find your body vintage shirt but in fact I love this Natural History Museum in London in 2021, she wore straight and somewhat faded Other Stories jeans, a white T-shirt, and a pink Chloé blazer. It’s a simple wardrobe formula that we expect may inspire many other outfits this season. Since becoming the Princess of Wales, we’ve seen Kate wearing a tiara twice: at King Charles III’s first state banquet back in November and at the Diplomatic Corps reception in December. Now, the royal has been pictured in full princess mode once again, at the state banquet celebrating the wedding of Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan and Princess Rajwa Al Saif in Amman, Jordan.
For the Premium mess with me I fight back mess with my corgi and they’ll never find your body vintage shirt but in fact I love this white-tie affair, Kate opted for a dazzling pink Jenny Packham gown (which she also owns in emerald green), continuing the series of all-pink looks she’s sported over the past week, paired with a matching Prada clutch. She also wore the Lover’s Knot Tiara—a piece she has often turned to over the years. The tiara was commissioned for Queen Mary in 1913 from royal jeweler Garrard, and was worn previously by both Princess Diana and Queen Elizabeth II. At the state banquet, Kate also wore some heirloom jewelry that is new to her: the Greville chandelier earrings, which were worn by the late Queen numerous times throughout her reign. Queen Elizabeth II received them as a wedding gift from her parents—her mother had inherited them from Dame Margaret Helen Greville, a jewelry-loving British socialite, who had purchased the diamond earrings from Cartier in 1918.
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