08-Jul-2012: Duchess of Cambridge and sister Pippa Middleton attended the men's singles final match of the 2012 Wimbledon Championships tennis tournament in London.
Pictures: Daylife
Outfit details: The Duchess of recycle re-wore her pale pink Joseph dress ($375/£245) and crisp white Joseph jacket ($765/£495). She accessorized for the day with her trusty LK Bennett "sledge" pumps ($285/£185), Kiki McDonough gold and citrine earrings ($765/£495) and Diane von Furstenberg Leopard clutch ($395/£255) for a bit spice (all repeats). Cost of the look (minus the two necklaces and sunnies): $2,585/£1,675. Good thing it's recycled. ☺
Showing posts with label Pippa Middleton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pippa Middleton. Show all posts
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie and Pippa attend Boxing Match
01-Oct-2011: Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie went to Boodles Boxing Ball, a boxing charity match, in London.
Also in attendance was Pippa Middleton.
Pictures: DailyMail, Zimbio
Pictures: DailyMail, Zimbio
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Kate attends wedding of Thomas Sutton and Harriet Colthurst
24-Sep-2011: Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge and Pippa attend wedding of Thomas Sutton and Harriet Colthurst at St Mary and St Nicholas Church in Wilton, Wiltshire.
Kate wore a Collette Dinnigan red lace dress, Prada burgundy pumps ($720) and a red pill-box fascinator.
There are three colors I never wear to a wedding: white, black or red. White is for the bride. Black is for mourning. And red is too attention grabbing. What do you think of Kate's dress? Is it a deep enough red that it's not an issue? Or am I just too old fashioned?
Pictures: DailyMail, CambridgeChic
Kate wore a Collette Dinnigan red lace dress, Prada burgundy pumps ($720) and a red pill-box fascinator.
There are three colors I never wear to a wedding: white, black or red. White is for the bride. Black is for mourning. And red is too attention grabbing. What do you think of Kate's dress? Is it a deep enough red that it's not an issue? Or am I just too old fashioned?
Pictures: DailyMail, CambridgeChic
Labels:
British Royal Family,
Pippa Middleton,
Wedding,
Will/Kate
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Ready for Autumn? Belt it!
Are you ready for fall fashion?!
The royal ladies have ditched their summer frocks for trench coats lately. Various cuts and colors have been seen on everyone from Queen Rania to royal-in-law Pippa Middleton. The days of your boring ol' Mac coat are over.
Going clockwise | Crown Princess Maxima showed off a classic shilloette in a wonderful navy; I love her in navy and the contrasting orange accessories really popped against the belted trench. Princess Madeleine wore a ruffle front Valentino silk-blend trench, the twist on the design offered a softer more feminine alternative. Pippa Middleton wore a black Fay trench with white contrast piping; the effect made the classic look very modern and fresh. Crown Princess Mary chose to brighten up her garden-fare with a chartreuse silk trench; while not my favorite look on her it's nice to see her playing with color. Princess Marie, who tends to gravitate to the feminine designs, opted for an exaggerated full-skirt on her trench, creating an hourglass figure over her newly forming baby-bump. Queen Rania opted for a cropped version in white; it's very fresh looking and extremely versatile in any wardrobe.
The royal ladies have ditched their summer frocks for trench coats lately. Various cuts and colors have been seen on everyone from Queen Rania to royal-in-law Pippa Middleton. The days of your boring ol' Mac coat are over.
Going clockwise | Crown Princess Maxima showed off a classic shilloette in a wonderful navy; I love her in navy and the contrasting orange accessories really popped against the belted trench. Princess Madeleine wore a ruffle front Valentino silk-blend trench, the twist on the design offered a softer more feminine alternative. Pippa Middleton wore a black Fay trench with white contrast piping; the effect made the classic look very modern and fresh. Crown Princess Mary chose to brighten up her garden-fare with a chartreuse silk trench; while not my favorite look on her it's nice to see her playing with color. Princess Marie, who tends to gravitate to the feminine designs, opted for an exaggerated full-skirt on her trench, creating an hourglass figure over her newly forming baby-bump. Queen Rania opted for a cropped version in white; it's very fresh looking and extremely versatile in any wardrobe.
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