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04-28-2011, 06:27 PM
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Princess Letizia and Princess Victoria are so elegant !
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04-28-2011, 06:30 PM
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OMG, OMG, OMG!!!!!
I just now saw Charlene's dress at the pre-wedding event of William & Kate, and am honestly shaking & crying a bit, she looks simply exquisite! Like an honest to God fairytale princess.
I didn't expect this whatsoever, lol, I thought I would see her just wearing a nice dress like she did at Victoria & Daniel's wedding last year, but this blew me out of the water. She truly is a fitting heir to Charlotte, Grace, and Caroline. She continues the tradition of beauty, elegance, charm, fashion icon.
I present to you Miss Charlene Wittstock, future First Lady of Monaco:
http://www.isopix.be/view_main.aspx?...1&SRC=charlene royal dinner mandarin hotel&DDLB_CATALOG=1
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04-28-2011, 06:38 PM
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Erk! Is it moulting season? What the heck was Charlene thinking?!?
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04-28-2011, 06:45 PM
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Erk! Is it moulting season? What the heck was Charlene thinking?!? 
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I know! She is ...... eeew! I'll just stop now before I get a warning 
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04-28-2011, 06:46 PM
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Is this dress white? I hope it isn't...even though the weddings tomorrow I still feel like NO ONE should wear white right now.
I think she tried to outdo all of the other ladies attending and she missed the mark. The bottom of this is nice but this is not a good look for her.
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04-28-2011, 06:51 PM
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Wow I like such party's wich a lot of nice dressing's. It's a pitty Maxima is not there! Thanks for all the pics. Tomorrow we hope to see more.
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04-28-2011, 06:52 PM
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L-O-V-E Letizia, Victoria and Sophie. I actually thought the York girls looked pretty. Didn't care for Charlene's dress, but I still think it looked nice on her. Didn't like M-C's dress. Camilla looked very nice. Mathilde looked elegant. All the men looked very handsome!!!
If only Mary, Mette-Marit and Rania were there as well. Sigh.
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04-28-2011, 07:03 PM
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Wow I like such party's wich a lot of nice dressing's. It's a pitty Maxima is not there! Thanks for all the pics. Tomorrow we hope to see more.
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She is there; Willem-Alexander and Maxima are staying at the Mandarin Hotel, so there would be no pictures of them arriving like all the other royals.
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04-28-2011, 07:09 PM
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Regarding outfits tomorrow, don't forget that protocol and convention dictates that no guest should 'outshine' the bride. Apart from not wearing white, cream or other pale colours that look almost white [e.g some ice blues, pale greys and pale pinks are all 'out'], it is generally regarded as very bad form to wear any colour or outfit that is 'too dominant' and therefore might in some way detract from the bride. Also remember that the Ceremony is in fact a religious one first and foremost, and so a certain amount of decorum is called for.
In other words, tonight's party hosted by Lady Elizabeth Anson [whose mother was in fact married to Prince Georg of Denmark] is really the main opportunity for these Royal ladies to shine. And, on a personal note, I have to say that many of the royal ladies have really got things right. Incidentally, I always feel for Princess Alexandra - it is hard for her to appear at social events now that Sir Angus Ogilvy[who always did a sterling job of supporting his wife at many Royal Engagements even though he was not obliged to do so] is dead, and I am so pleased that she was being escorted by her son an daughter in law.
[totally off-track - think that Marina Mowatt (mentioned earlier in this thread) has been divorced for some years; she has been reconciled with the BRF however and lives in a Grace-and-favour residence [courtesy of the Queen] in Windsor Great Park.]
Of course one cannot always trust the English Newspapers, but some have been speculating on the chance of a faux pas from Carole Middleton. One interpretation of the unfortunate Lindka Cierach business is that Carole Middleton was becoming over-fussy about her outfit. True, it is a very, very important day for her, and she is obviously going to be on display to literally billions of people, and I know that in ordinary weddings Mothers of the Bride often decide to change their original choice of outfit, but Linka Cierach is a couturier with good taste and experience and I am sure that she would not have let Carole Middleton down and would have provided a dress of the utmost good taste and suitability......and it is really just not 'done' to cast aside a couturier like that....
Other English newspaper reports show photos of 'black sheep Uncle Gary Middleton' leaving a tanning salon yesterday, where he had been 'topping up his tan'. The tabloids also report that he has been ordered to cover up all his tattoos. [which presumably his morning coat would have done anyway, but still...] The papers have also reported that Carole Middleton has also been 'topping up her tan' but with less-than-successful results apparently, as she is a too-bright shade of orange....
I'm a bit worried about Catherine actually; she is going to do her own make-up; whilst I entirely agree with her on her wish to look her usual self and avoid 'fuss', I think that doing your own make-up when you are going to have to cope with the light AND the heat from all that tv lighting in the studio is going to be very difficult to get right. Even Princess Anne, known as a very down-to-earth person who cared little for clothes and fashion, chose a make-up artist in order to get appropriate professional help.
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04-28-2011, 07:11 PM
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No pics of William and Kate?
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04-28-2011, 07:14 PM
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No pics of William and Kate?
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They didn't attend. She's with her family at the hotel, William is at CH with Charles, Camilla and Harry.
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04-28-2011, 07:17 PM
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^They didn't attend instead William did an impromptu walkabout at the Mall and Kate's at the Goring Hotel. She had dinner with her family
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04-28-2011, 07:18 PM
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Oh...thank you
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04-28-2011, 07:21 PM
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They didn't attend. She's with her family at the hotel, William is at CH with Charles, Camilla and Harry.
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Is this a British tradition? I'm just wondering since in Sweden the couple did take part in the pre-wedding celebrations. I do understand they need some time to relax before the big day but it feels a bit weird they're not there to meet their guests.
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04-28-2011, 07:22 PM
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I love all the royal ladies dresses! I simply cannot pick a favorite...
Sorry when I said I saw a photo of Maxima earlier, I mixed her up with Mathilde!
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04-28-2011, 07:25 PM
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Princess Anne looked dowdy as ever, but Zara seem to have some wow to hers. Autumn pretty in blue.
Maybe if we had a better picture of Charlene's we could decide better if we like it or not.
The Queen's outfit did not seem to fit her figure, pretty though.
Letziia's is beautiful, a light chiffon shawl would have been nice.
Lots of pretty red dresses.
The Queen of Denmark raided the costume chest!!
Nice photos of Lady Anson.
Loved Princess Michael's hair and dress.
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04-28-2011, 07:26 PM
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Wait a minute, I thought Kate doing her own makeup was a joke! Oh my this isn't good.
Any pics of Anne?
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04-28-2011, 07:28 PM
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Princess Anne and family are shown in a BBC video.
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04-28-2011, 07:29 PM
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Is this a British tradition? I'm just wondering since in Sweden the couple did take part in the pre-wedding celebrations. I do understand they need some time to relax before the big day but it feels a bit weird they're not there to meet their guests.
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I'm not sure if it is a tradition, but my guess is that they perhaps wanted to spend some time alone with their families before the wedding.
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04-28-2011, 07:30 PM
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Is this a British tradition? I'm just wondering since in Sweden the couple did take part in the pre-wedding celebrations. I do understand they need some time to relax before the big day but it feels a bit weird they're not there to meet their guests.
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These aren't William and Catherine's guests, they're guests of the Queen at William and Catherine's wedding.
I don't know if it's British tradition per se, but maybe this particular couple does things differently. Also, Victoria and Daniel's wedding was a state occasion as she's heir to the throne. William and Catherine's wedding is not a state occasion, and I would guess that if it was, they would have been there.
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