On November 27, 2025, the Princess of Wales paid a visit to the children’s mental health charity Anna Freud at the Anna Freud Centre in London. The Princess, who is Patron of the charity, was there to discuss the vital role of relationships and connection in shaping the future life outcomes of babies, children, and young people. For the occasion, the Princess of Wales wore a bespoke chequered long-sleeve dress by Emilia Wickstead.
Emilia Wickstead Miles Houndstooth Georgette Midi Dress
Classic Kate!
ReplyDeleteA beautifull classic dress!
No no, it is really concerning, how she looks!
DeleteThey added sleeves to the original design. That helps in cooler weather. The collar is cute. The dress makes Kate look even slimmer than usual. It makes her look like she has no hips- a very straight silhouette.
ReplyDeleteWonderful. The belt on this dress is a very good accessoire. She looks smart, professional and elegant.
ReplyDeleteLovely elegant dress. She looks great.
ReplyDeleteWhy she continues to wear dresses which make her look even thinner than she is ? She could easily wear dresses which have much more volume with wide skirts and broader sleeves. Or the new style of jackets which are shorter and wider. Of course she must wear what she likes, but this is how I see it could be (IMO).
ReplyDeleteSome people are thin. Some people are heavier. How about just acceptance.
DeleteI agree not very becoming, although others just gush about her. To me the proportions are just off, just a long column.
DeleteTrès élégant modèle mais à mon humble avis, il n’est pas à l’avantage de la princesse !
ReplyDeleteOh sorry but it is a no for me, I think the dress would look better at knee length.
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Agree
DeleteA no for me, just too closed up. I do like the sleeveless version. The fit is okay because she is thin but I don’t find it very becoming. Not sure how to explain my first impression.
ReplyDeleteI try but I cannot love this very angular, "hard" dress. I think of her beautiful green evening gown last week - softness everywhere. And soft contours/lines do not have to be the privilege of an evening gown, do they? The angularness begins at the pointed collars on a very high very closed neckline. Maybe a leather belt could have interrupted the pattern as well as the whole columnal impression, and, of course, the fashionable length does not do any good for her and especially for this very closed-up, cold, tight dress with a "hard" pattern. I don't like it at all - and again: not because of her being thin, I probably would not like this one on anyone else.
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DeleteI love this dress! Houndstooth is a favorite of mine and the style is classic and chic. It feels more mature than most florals. She looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and simple. Catherine looks (as we do normally see her) extremely neat and absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCatherine looks nice and well-groomed, but goodness she looks very thin.
ReplyDelete-Royal Watcher
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