Meghan Markle and Prince Harry attended a polo match in Florida, where Meghan's outfit, featuring a dress from Heidi Merrick, Aquazzura pumps, and a vintage Chanel earrings, garnered attention. The event raised funds for Prince Harry's charity Sentebale and was part of the Sussexes' deal with Netflix to produce a docuseries about polo.
Meghan Markle made a stunning return to the red carpet with Prince Harry at the Bob Marley: One Love premiere in Kingston, Jamaica, wearing a bespoke ballet-inspired ensemble by Carolina Herrera, showcasing her classic and sophisticated style, and emphasizing the power of timeless dressing and wardrobe neutrals.
A dress worn by Princess Diana, designed by Jacques Azagury, has sold at auction for a record-breaking $1,143,000, surpassing its estimated value by 11 times. The blue and black star-spangled dress, worn by Diana on two formal occasions in 1985 and 1986, represents a shift in her fashion style towards more trendy pieces. Despite not being one of her better-known dresses, its sale highlights the enduring fascination with Princess Diana's wardrobe. The proceeds from the auction will benefit the New York Historical Society.
Princess Diana's star-spangled evening dress, designed by Jacques Azagury, has sold for a record-breaking $1.148 million at auction, surpassing its estimated value by 11 times. The dress, featuring a black velvet bodice embroidered with stars, was worn by Diana in 1985 in Florence and Vancouver. The auction also included a blush-pink chiffon blouse worn by Diana in her engagement portrait, which sold for $381,000. Earlier this year, a wool sweater worn by Diana during her engagement to Prince Charles set a record as the most expensive sweater ever sold at auction, fetching $1.143 million.
Kate Middleton promotes the annual Christmas Carol service at Westminster Abbey, wearing a cream sequin knit cardigan by Self-Portrait with pearl embellishments. The service will air on television on December 24 and will feature an introduction from Kate, celebrating the importance of early childhood and thanking those who support babies, young children, and families in the UK.
Kate Middleton wore a stunning dress to the Diplomatic Corps Reception, reminiscent of Princess Diana's iconic revenge dress. The form-fitting, modern gown showcased Kate's confidence and sent a message that she will not be cowed. The dress, accessorized with diamonds and a tiara, was a departure from her previous more conservative choices, reflecting her growing self-assurance. The recycled gown also showed sensitivity to recent events, as it was a subtle nod to William's charity work.
Kate Middleton dazzled in a pink sequined gown and Princess Diana's beloved Lover's Knot Tiara at the annual Diplomatic Corps Reception at Buckingham Palace. She accessorized with the Greville Chandelier Earrings and a small diamond brooch from Queen Elizabeth II's collection. Queen Camilla also paid tribute to the late monarch by wearing the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara. Both women donned the Royal Family Order of Queen Elizabeth II sash, with Middleton wearing the dark blue sash denoting her rank as Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order.
Kate Middleton looked stunning in a pink sequin Jenny Packham gown and the Lover's Knot Tiara at a Buckingham Palace reception for the Diplomatic Corps. This is the 16th time she has worn a tiara since marrying Prince William in 2011. The reception celebrated the largest Diplomatic Corps in the world and was attended by senior royals. Earlier in the day, Kate visited a children's hospital wearing a blue pant suit by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen.
Princess Kate welcomed Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel at Windsor Castle, opting for an elegant emerald green Emilia Wickstead midi dress with matching green shoes. She accessorized with diamond and sapphire drop earrings that once belonged to Princess Diana. Crown Princess Victoria looked stylish in a white blouse, red tweed jacket, black trousers, and black pumps.
Kate Middleton channeled a blushing bride at a state dinner in Buckingham Palace, wearing a white Jenny Packham gown and a rare floral tiara called the Strathmore Rose. The tiara, part of the Queen Mother's collection, was last seen in the 1930s and is only the second person to wear it in public. Kate has previously worn three other tiaras during her time as a royal.
Kate Middleton dazzled at a state banquet in Buckingham Palace, wearing the Queen Mother's Strathmore Rose Tiara, a historic piece of headwear that hasn't been seen in public for decades. She paired the tiara with a floor-length white dress by Jenny Packham and honored Queen Elizabeth II by wearing her earrings. This is the fourth tiara Kate has worn publicly, with her go-to being the Queen Mary's Lover's Knot Tiara. Prior to the banquet, she also debuted a wide-brimmed red wool hat by Jane Taylor during welcome engagements for the South Korean president.
Kate Middleton dazzled at a state dinner at Buckingham Palace, wearing the rare and stunning Strathmore Rose Tiara, a diamond flower crown that was a wedding gift to the Queen Mother in 1923. The tiara, which hadn't been worn by a royal woman since the 1930s, reflects a naturalistic style of head ornaments popular in the mid-19th century. Middleton paired the tiara with a Jenny Packham white dress and completed her regal look with royal orders and white evening gloves.
Kate Middleton looked glamorous in an emerald green sequin gown from Needle & Thread for King Charles's 75th birthday party. The recycled polyester gown, priced at £780, featured long sleeves and a high neck. She was joined by other members of the royal family, including Princess Beatrice and Zara Tindall. The celebration included gun salutes and a reception for the NHS. Kate also released a video promoting her keynote speech at the Shaping Us symposium, where she discussed building resilience for the future.
Queen Camilla was seen wearing a £4,500 Van Cleef & Arpels bracelet at the Sandringham Flower Show, showcasing her love for jewelry. Former Vogue editor Suzy Menkes praised Camilla's enthusiasm for wearing jewelry while criticizing Kate Middleton for her lack of passion. Camilla owns multiple pieces from Van Cleef & Arpels' Alhambra range and has been spotted wearing them at various events. King Charles also attended the flower show, wearing a light suit and carrying a straw hat. The royal couple interacted with the crowd, viewed exhibits, and enjoyed the day together.
Kate Middleton reuses two outfits from previous Wimbledon appearances for separate engagements, showcasing her support for a charity helping women in the justice system and officially opening the Young Victoria & Albert museum in Bethnal Green. The museum, previously known as the V&A Museum of Childhood, has undergone a three-year refurbishment and now features three new galleries aimed at inspiring children's creativity. Kate's interest in the space stems from her role as a parent, art historian, and her focus on early years development through her work with the Royal Foundation Centre For Early Childhood.