King Charles, come on, don’t be surprised: not all eyes will be on you at your coronation ceremony. Between the return of Harry, the role of Andrea, the very elegant…
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King CharlesCome on, don’t be surprised: at your ceremony coronation not all eyes will be on them. Between the return of Harrythe role of Andrewthe most elegant Kate Middleton and the king’s grandchildren ready to take the stage again, London The official accession to the throne of Elisabeth’s son is ready, but above all one Royal family which has never caught the attention of the whole world as it has in recent years. But it’s not exactly a golden age for the royal family. To say it is perhaps a simple but significant fact: the “street parties”, the picnics that Brits prepare very carefully for events like this, have collapsed compared to those organized during the platinum jubilee of the queen elizabeth. A year ago it was around 16,000, now it’s only 3,000.
Charles, William and Kate’s surprise at Buckingham Palace
Today Charles III He made a surprising move among the crowd Buckingham Palace along with the heir William and his wife Kate Middleton. The three royals shook hands numerous times while the audience snapped selfies, cheered and sang “God save the King.” A woman shouted “I love you Charlie” while a man made the king laugh by asking him if he was “nervous” about tomorrow. And Kate is one of the characters that the media, issues and fans around the world pay the most attention to. The Princess of Wales is loved in and around London for her simplicity, even when it comes to her outfits.
Kate Middleton, the dress ‘that will make her stand out from the crowd’
And it seems that at the crowning of King Charles She will stand out from the crowd with her dress. Bethan Holt, fashion director for the Daily Telegraph, told People: “It’s in a way very nice for her to be able to take part in this historic event in her own way, considering every time she’s had an official visit somewhere on the World or some other type of event, Queen Elizabeth II or Diana were already there, which always created an expectation and an inevitable confrontation». Kate indeed She will be the first Princess of Wales to attend a coronation since 1902. “I think Kate will wear something thoughtful that will somehow show her loyalty to King Charles – Holt said -. She’ll acknowledge that this is an important moment, but I still think we’ll see something that will make her stand out from the crowd.” Holt adds that a traditional ivory dress by Alexander McQueen would be the “obvious choice” but notes that the princess “might surprise us.”
The old arguments with Carlo
Those eyes on him needn’t annoy the king this time.” According to some royal family pundits, Carlo has more than once been jealous of the attention the media has given to Kate Middleton’s style. According to Katie Nicholl, author of The New Royals: Queen Elizabeth’s Legacy and the Future of the Crown, the royal was also resentful of his late ex-wife Princess Diana’s popularity, especially when it came to fashion: “The your star immediately eclipsed her husband’s and caused the first ruptures in their relationship. Hardworking, sensitive, and status-conscious, Carlo found it hard to take. He could not imagine that in the new media age, being a prince-born king and soon-to-be king was worth less than the stunning beauty and irresistible nature of his wife.” However, a small dispute with Kate dates back to 2012: ” That year, for example, there was a well-documented controversy over the palace’s priceless ivory collection, and Carlo was sometimes irritated that Kate’s clothes received more media attention than her charity work.
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