Meghan Markle stunned in a gold, strapless cutout dress at the 2023 Women of Vision Awards, hosted by the Ms. Foundation for Women, in New York City on 16 May. The Duchess of Sussex made a bold fashion statement as she accepted the honour, presented to her by close friend Gloria Steinem, and reminded everyone of what a true style icon she is. The metallic gold midi dress by Johanna Ortiz was a decidedly more sultry style than we've seen Markle in for a while. The form-fitting, strapless dress was textured with scale embossing and included a small, diamond-shaped keyhole cutout and centre leg slit. She coordinated her accessories by adding barely-there Tom Ford gold sandals, a gold Carolina Herrera box clutch bag, J.Crew jewelled hoop earrings, and a stack of bangles on one arm. Markle's ha...
The stars of “The Crown” season 5 were out in force at the world premiere in London on 8 Nov. In celebration of the latest series, released on Netflix on 9 Nov., Australian actor Elizabeth Debicki oozed class in a stunning black Dior gown ahead of her debut as Princess Diana, as she takes over from Emma Corrin, who played the “people’s princess” in season 4. The chic black strapless dress, from Dior’s spring/summer 22 couture collection, was designed with cutout sections around the ribs and pleats around the chest. With added material around the neck to form a choker, the flowing fabric draped onto the floor, falling over the racerback design. Debicki’s gown felt like a modern iteration of Princess Diana‘s infamous “revenge dress”...
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, attended her first red carpet event in quite a while, and she certainly made an entrance. The duchess wore an opulent gold gown to the premiere of No Time to Die at London’s Royal Albert Hall on Tuesday, 28 Sept. There’s always a subtle reference with Kate’s statement outfits, and the James Bond premiere was no different. Eagle-eyed fans noticed that the twisted-front design and general silhouette of her dress was very similar to the gown Princess Diana wore to the 1985 premiere of another James Bond film, A View to a Kill. Kate’s gold Jenny Packham gown was likely a custom creation as it takes design cues from Packham’s Simona, Christina, and Margot gowns from the designer’s autumn/winter 2021 collection, according to Wh...
Image Source: Getty via Bettmann Kensington Palace’s summer exhibition Royal Style in the Making is an exquisite look at the craftsmanship behind the royal family’s most memorable gowns. With a focus on dresses worn by Princess Diana, Princess Margaret, and Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, one of the most exciting parts of the exhibition are the exclusive interviews with some of the most decorated royal couturiers. Elizabeth Emanuel, along with her partner David Emanuel, cocreated Diana’s iconic 1981 bridal gown, and the designer shared the moment she knew her life was forever changed. Image Source: POPSUGAR Photography / Kara Kia “When we designed for the Princess of Wales, we were not a lot older than Diana when we met her,” Emanuel said in an interview for...
In the new trailer for Prince Harry and Oprah Winfrey‘s mental health documentary, The Me You Can’t See, Meghan Markle‘s bright smile and effortless style makes a brief cameo while Harry is on a video call. And even when lounging at home, the Duchess of Sussex aces smart but relaxed by pairing tailored black trousers with a surprisingly affordable white T-shirt that only cost £27. Markle’s casual white T-shirt is by UK brand Mère Sœur that makes shirts, tote bags, scarves, and sweats for mum and baby. Her “Raising the Future” T-shirt is made from sustainably sourced cotton and comes in UK sizes 8 to 18. Much like Mère Sœur’s wider collection, Markle’s shirt offers positive encouragement to fellow parents raising the next generation of compass...
Despite amassing an extensive wardrobe since becoming the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton still reaches for some of her favourite wardrobe items time and time again. In a recent video added to The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Youtube channel, the Duchess is seen wearing a cream coloured Whistles silk ruffled blouse that she previously wore in her 2010 official engagement photo with Prince William. In support of Catherine’s Hold Still campaign, the Duchess shared a video to The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s new YouTube channel where she checks in with one of the campaign participants — a young child named Mila who has been isolating separately from her parents due to being only 4 months into chemotherapy when lockdown began. In the video, the Duchess rewore her Whistles ...
The late Diana, Princess of Wales’s iconic wedding dress from her marriage to Prince Charles in 1981 will go on display at Kensington Palace this summer. The ivory silk taffeta and antique lace gown designed by David and Elizabeth Emanuel is set to be the main attraction of the Royal Style in the Making exhibition curated by Historic Royal Palaces, which will also include never-before-seen archival designs by some of the most renowned royal couturiers of the 20th century. Opening on Thursday, 3 June, and until Sunday, 2 January, 2022, the Royal Style in the Making exhibition will give fans of royal fashion an up-close look at Princess Diana’s bridal gown. The era-defining design features an impressive 25-foot train, an 153-yard tulle veil, a dramatic collar, and puff sleeves de...
The late Diana, Princess of Wales’s iconic wedding dress from her marriage to Prince Charles in 1981 will go on display at Kensington Palace this summer. The ivory silk taffeta and antique lace gown designed by David and Elizabeth Emanuel is set to be the main attraction of the Royal Style in the Making exhibition curated by Historic Royal Palaces, which will also include never-before-seen archival designs by some of the most renowned royal couturiers of the 20th century. Opening on Thursday, 3 June, and until Sunday, 2 January, 2022, the Royal Style in the Making exhibition will give fans of royal fashion an up-close look at Princess Diana’s bridal gown. The era-defining design features an impressive 25-foot train, an 153-yard tulle veil, a dramatic collar, and puff sleeves de...
The late Diana, Princess of Wales’s iconic wedding dress from her marriage to Prince Charles in 1981 will go on display at Kensington Palace this summer. The ivory silk taffeta and antique lace gown designed by David and Elizabeth Emanuel is set to be the main attraction of the Royal Style in the Making exhibition curated by Historic Royal Palaces, which will also include never-before-seen archival designs by some of the most renowned royal couturiers of the 20th century. Opening on Thursday, 3 June, and until Sunday, 2 January, 2022, the Royal Style in the Making exhibition will give fans of royal fashion an up-close look at Princess Diana’s bridal gown. The era-defining design features an impressive 25-foot train, an 153-yard tulle veil, a dramatic collar, and puff sleeves de...
The late Diana, Princess of Wales’s iconic wedding dress from her marriage to Prince Charles in 1981 will go on display at Kensington Palace this summer. The ivory silk taffeta and antique lace gown designed by David and Elizabeth Emanuel is set to be the main attraction of the Royal Style in the Making exhibition curated by Historic Royal Palaces, which will also include never-before-seen archival designs by some of the most renowned royal couturiers of the 20th century. Opening on Thursday, 3 June, and until Sunday, 2 January, 2022, the Royal Style in the Making exhibition will give fans of royal fashion an up-close look at Princess Diana’s bridal gown. The era-defining design features an impressive 25-foot train, an 153-yard tulle veil, a dramatic collar, and puff sleeves de...
If you fancy finding an ultraflattering spring dress, then London-based brand Ghost, a favourite of the Duchess of Cambridge, is your best bet. And if you fancy grabbing an affordable garment on which you can bet on the quality — M&S is at the top of our list. So to have M&S and Ghost collaborate on an accessible and size-inclusive collection to celebrate our spring and summer debuts? Absolutely count us in. “We are delighted to be collaborating on a second Ghost collection for M&S, following the sell-out success of our first drop for autumn/winter 2020,” Ghost owner Touker Suleyman said in a press statement. “It’s an exciting time at M&S and we are proud to be part of the brand’s offering and presenting a new collection of exclusively-designed...
Image Source: Getty / Neil Mockford Kate Middleton seems to have her own unique way of styling her purple Gucci blouse. The Duchess of Cambridge wore the pussy-bow blouse during a November Q&A for her Early Years campaign on Instagram and previously for a visit to the Henry Fawcett Children’s Centre in March 2019 — but fans and publications noticed Catherine was wearing the blouse in the reverse way that it appeared on the runway and retailer’s websites. First pointed out in March 2019 by a fan who tweeted, “It’s the end of the day and I just realized that I’m wearing my pants backwards which is very interesting because recently a Kate Middleton wore her Gucci blouse backwards. That’s right I made the same mistake as a PRINCESS,” the astute obs...