Charles and Camilla: visit to Pakistan, October 2006

[Avalon]

And A few more pictures from getty. The first 3 are one of those, where Prince Charles and Camilla share loving looks.

Charles and Camilla - Loving looks 1
Charles and Camilla - Loving looks 2
Charles and Camilla - Loving looks 3
Camilla receives present, as Charles looks on
Prince Charles, making speech
Camilla 1
Camilla 2
Camilla 3

[Skydragon]

Originally Posted by Avalon

And A few more pictures from getty. The first 3 are one of those, where Prince Charles and Camilla share loving looks.

Charles and Camilla - Loving looks 1
Charles and Camilla - Loving looks 2
Charles and Camilla - Loving looks 3

They are so lovely. Thank You for those. Doesn't she look absolutly stunning in all her outfits, so far!

[BeatrixFan]

And the same from the BBC;

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/6100538.stm

[bbb]

that white outfit is gorgeous, omg it's breathtaking and she looks lovely in it. solid 10 out of 10 for all her clothes so far. i'm glad they cancelled the side trip -better safe than sorry, i'm glad they're taking the threat seriously.

[Skydragon]

Originally Posted by bbb

that white outfit is gorgeous, omg it's breathtaking and she looks lovely in it. solid 10 out of 10 for all her clothes so far. i'm glad they cancelled the side trip -better safe than sorry, i'm glad they're taking the threat seriously.

There are very few women who can successfully wear white, but Camilla does it beautifully.

[Gladys]

They really look so cute together. Gladys and Fred on tour again Thank you Avalon for sharing the pics.

[Roslyn]

Thanks to everyone who's posted pics.

Camilla looks wonderful in each outfit we've seen. I especially love the white one. I'm looking forward to seeing pics of her in the bright outfits she has been given. We have seen her wearing bright pink and blue before now, and those colours suit her.

Charles & Camilla make a great team.

[Incas]

The look suits the Duchess very well. The embroidery on the evening outfit is fabulous, exotic but not overpowering.

[Madame Royale]

The Duchess looked lovely all in white and the print was great.

[sara1981]

Royal visit to Peshawar called off


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...30/uroyal1.xml

Security fears stop tours
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/...549406,00.html

[puresnow]

The picture is gorgeous! Thanks for all that info!

[chrissy57]

She looks absolutely fabulous IMHO.

And they look soooooo in love. It is just wonderful to see the future king so happy in his marriage isn't it.

[Little_star]

Thanks for all the photos and articles!

Wow, Camilla is a very lucky lady, I wouldn't mind an outfit by Farah Leghari. I'm glad to see htey've been enjoying their trip, I particuarly liked the photo I saw online of Camilla chatting with Shahazed Roy, she semed to really be enjoying herself.

Not so sure about the wardrobe, although the short kameez is very hip! The evening outfit was a bit boring and slightly old-fashioned I though. I would have liked to see some colour in her clothes as well, All in all, Camilla's looking fab! Now all that is needed is to get Charles into a sherwani . For a pictures see the link:
http://imagescommerce.bcentral.com/m...20Sherwani.jpg

[Little_star]

Royal couples meet youth and launch business scheme
http://www.dawn.com/2006/10/31/top17.htm

[Little_star]

Looks like the tabloids just needeed an excuse to have a go at Camilla

"Islamic" Camilla dumps poppy
http://express.lineone.net/news_detail.html?sku=640

[Skydragon]

Originally Posted by Little_star

Looks like the tabloids just needeed an excuse to have a go at Camilla

"Islamic" Camilla dumps poppy
http://express.lineone.net/news_detail.html?sku=640

I had trouble getting the link to work, until I took out the extra http//.

The article goes on to say

"None of the women sported poppies.

In an official statement, Royal British Legion Director of Corporate Communications Stuart Gendall said: "While we are extremely grateful for the support shown to us by all those in the public eye who wear a poppy in the two weeks leading up to Rem-embrance Sunday, we see this as a voluntary gesture of support".

I don't wear a poppy to every event I go to and yet I support the armed services 100%, it is people like John Clarke who damage the reputation and respect most people have for the veterans, IMO. Camilla was just showing her respect for the 1000's of Muslim troops that also fought!

[Skydragon]

Prince Charles switches Pakistan plans amid unrest

Britain has made last-minute arrangements in Pakistan for Prince Charles and his wife Camilla after cancelling a trip to the northwestern city of Peshawar over security fears.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20061031...s_061031073213

Royal tour security stepped up in wake of Pakistan school bombing

Security around Prince Charles and his wife was dramatically stepped up after the Pakistani government controversially bombed a religious school on the first day of their tour of the country.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/liv...=1766&ito=1490

The Mail says they are still going, citing a Clarence House spokesman, every other article says it has been cancelled!

[fanletizia]

ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN - OCTOBER 31: Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Charles, Prince of Wales talks to a pupil in the computer class at Fatima Jinnah college on the third day of the Royal Tour of Pakistan on October 31, 2006 in Islamabad, Pakistan. Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall cancelled their planned visit to Peshawar due to a secuirty alert after Pakistani forces attacked an Islamic school in the area. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)

[Little_star]

Originally Posted by Skydragon

I had trouble getting the link to work, until I took out the extra http//.

The article goes on to say

"None of the women sported poppies.

In an official statement, Royal British Legion Director of Corporate Communications Stuart Gendall said: "While we are extremely grateful for the support shown to us by all those in the public eye who wear a poppy in the two weeks leading up to Rem-embrance Sunday, we see this as a voluntary gesture of support".

I don't wear a poppy to every event I go to and yet I support the armed services 100%, it is people like John Clarke who damage the reputation and respect most people have for the veterans, IMO. Camilla was just showing her respect for the 1000's of Muslim troops that also fought!

Completely! And it's convenient for him to mention the muslims that fought for the British now when he wants to criticise Camilla. Usually they're never mentioned!

A dupatta is enough of a pain at the best of times, ensuring that your poppy stays pinned to it would be even more hassle!

[Little_star]

Today's photos:
http://editorial.gettyimages.com/sou...%7c0&p=7&tag=1
It's a shame that they seem to be spending most of their trip in Islamabad, I would have loved to see them in Lahore at places like Shalimar Gardens and the Lahore Fort.