| On November 18, 2016, Countess Sophie of Wessex visits the Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps (QARANC) at the The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, where she unveiled a painting to commemorate the Nursing Corps involvement in Operation Gritrock treating Ebola patients in Sierra Leone in Camberley, England. |
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She looks fantastic! Love it!
ReplyDeleteAs I said before she is very feminine and usually wears clothes which suits her figure.
ReplyDeleteJust great. Look at the last photo, she has got really beautiful eyes
ReplyDeleteSimple outfit. Perfect for the ocassion. Practical. Respectful. Genuine engagement.
ReplyDeleteI like her, she's my favorite of the royal family.
ReplyDeleteWhat a weird painting...
ReplyDeleteFirst of all modern painting should not be in that kind of frame.
DeleteHard to believe Sophie will be 52 in January! She has a youthful look about her.
ReplyDeleteHardworking, always low key; and a quiet elegance about her. More and more beautiful as she ages
ReplyDeleteThat is an eerie painting.
ReplyDeleteEerie disease and so eerie painting .
DeleteA perfect masterpiece for ones dining room. Helps to keep up a diet.
Delete@ Coralie, you made very inappropriate comment about that painting.
DeleteSophie looks great. I love her earrings.
DeleteCoralie's comment might sound inappropriate but I guess it was meant to be a joke. And as a joke it's actually good.
And let's face it: this painting should have never been conceived in anyone's head to begin with. It looks VERY MUCH like those communist paintings prepared in the socialist realistic style that hung everywhere here behind the iron curtain and depicted a highly idealized view of the heroic workers of the communist/soviet society.
Kristina, I am sorry. I really dit not mean to hurt anybodys feelings. I just made an ironic comment.
DeleteWow, Sophie looks so slim in this outfit. I do not like the boots actually, they look to worn.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful jacket and great boots. Love the look!
ReplyDeleteVery, very elegant! Love everything about this look!
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