If maintainedisone maintainedfrom retainedthat is the retainedfromthe retainedfrom retainedisthat retained Kate Middleton’s coats are always a practical example of the excellence that can still be achieved, with colors always chosen based on their symbolic and diplomatic meaning, always made from absolutely flawless fabrics and always with traditional cuts but gracefully adapted to her figure.
The last one, which she specifically chose, responds to these parameters: it is a design by Catherine Walker, one of her late mother-in-law Lady Diana’s favorite creatives, who was her client since her time justa repeated,a continuedto fortwho continuedaround sucheforagood continuallyinthelate continuedand continued continued Although Walker died in 2010, his legacy lives on in a brand that is the official supplier to the entire British royal family (Prince William wore his coats as a child) and also to the Norwegian family.
Kate Middleton during the visit. Chris Jackson (Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
When Californian Meghan Markle moved to the United Kingdom with Prince Harry and unsuccessfully tried to adjust to life in court, she never joined Walker’s client list, which gives a sense of what kind of firm it is.
Middleton welcomed the president and first lady of South Korea, who were draped in a huge red cape with an equally exaggerated bow. The piece made of pure wool flannel is worth 3,000 euros. The Duchess was dressed in the same color from the feet up, where she wore Gianvito Rossi shoes and a Jane Taylor hat, which she wore in a perfectly finished bun.
Princess of Wales Kate Middleton climbs the stairs at Buckingham Palace.Samir Hussein (Samir Hussein/WireImage)
The Princess of Wales and her husband, Prince William, drove by car to the hotel where Yoon Suk Yeol and his wife Kim Keon Hee were staying, and then walked with them to the Royal Palace, where they were received by Kings Charles and Camilla .
Although the date took place during the day, Middleton’s smoky eye makeup was clearly nighttime, and her choice of jewelry, sapphire and diamond drops that belonged to Diana, also added a celebratory touch.
The Princess of Wales, formerly Duchess of Cambridge, wore sapphire and diamond earrings that belonged to Diana of Wales.WPA Pool (Getty Images)