On February 26, 2026, the Prince and Princess of Wales visited communities in Powys, Wales, ahead of St David's Day. The Prince and Princess’s trip began with a visit to the town of Llanidloes, where they visited the Hanging Gardens Community Centre. They then visited a project funded by the Alexandra Reinhardt Memorial Award, focused on supporting the well-being of children and young people in the local area.
ME+EM Sleeveless Top
CO Essentials Elastic-waist Pleated Skirt
Kiki Classic Citrine Earrings
She looks stunning, nice boots with the pointed toe, très feminine!
ReplyDeleteTotally agree with Anonymous 19:01. She is stunning, feminine and elegant!
DeleteThe blouse is so beautiful, especially with the lovely bow. Everything else is perfect.
ReplyDeleteLa couleur bourgogne est toujours une très bonne idÊe.
ReplyDeleteJ’aime beaucoup le top. Toutefois, je trouve que le mannequin dispose mieux le noeud.
La jupe est une bonne idĂŠe. Je trouve que le mannequin la porte bien; ce haut s’harmonise bien avec cette jupe.
J’aime sa paire de bottes.
L’ensemble est fĂŠminin et ĂŠlĂŠgant.
-Astrid.
Great outfit but not the boots.in picture 4 her toes are trying to burst out. The boots are too narrow or her feet too wide.
ReplyDeleteFair comment. Very pretty boots but the feet will suffer. I wish women’s shoes prioritised comfort ahead of style as men’s do. It’s an injustice that remains very strong.
DeleteIf made for comfort ladies would not have pretty feminine styles, they would look like men’s shoes with a bow.
DeleteBeautiful woman. What a wonderful blouse with the bow.
ReplyDeleteBelle association de la couleur Bordeaux jusque dans les bottes ; choix judicieux que ses boucles d’oreilles KIKI comme son bouquet de jonquilles !
ReplyDeleteLove the boots! The skirt can be versatile, so hopefully it will be styled with separates in different colors at some point.
ReplyDeleteZe zijn geforceerd bezig om de monarchie te redden. Je ziet het aan de gespannen gezichten.
ReplyDeleteNow this is lovely. A great colour of coat and the skirt underneath looks lovely. The boots are nice too. It’s so cheering to see her back to her best and away from the dull browns and endless trouser suits.
ReplyDeleteA lot of burgundy. The boots are good, but not either that outfit.
ReplyDeleteIt’s wet, but her hair looks much sleeker compared to the BAFTAS. Don’t like the outfit.
ReplyDeleteThis is all her natural hair, so if it was shortened it would have its natural bounce back. She suits a longer hair style. The colour of her outfit is a nice rich tone
DeleteThese photos are very heartwarming, the Princess is much loved. The children just gravitate to her, its wonderful to see. The top, I love, I do prefer how the model is wearing this tie, looks very sophisticated. The pleated skirt is gorgeous. The coat is stunning, a beautifully tailored coat, that fits well, great length, the color is sublime. I like the design and length of this coat.
ReplyDeleteIts lovely to see the rewear of this coat. The boots are splendid.
Ah les premières jonquilles qui annoncent le printemps. Jolie Catherine
ReplyDeleteThe coat is elegant and feminine but the boots are awful, especially the colour and the heels.
ReplyDeleteđ Virginia
All the children really loves her, so much love and pure joy on these pictures. Fashion wise she sure looks elegant.
ReplyDelete@ Ava Pittman - totally agree. The lapels on the coat are placed mid-shoulder not on the actual closure of the coat, very clever tailoring.
ReplyDelete@03.56 - would your hair not look different in damp, rainy conditions compared to an evening out at a glamorous event? Such a petty comment.
Well without hair pieces it is her natural colour if shorten to below the collar it would be fabulous.
DeleteGreat colour for Catherine. Love the boots! JJ
ReplyDeleteShe looks good, she looks almost as good as before her illness. I think her health is becoming better and better. Love the wine red coat and top. The earrings are beautiful but they don't match the color of her clothes, unless she knew in advance she would receive the yellow Easter flowers (I don't know the English name. We call them Iris (NL), Jonquilles or Pâquerettes (Fr), Paasbloemen (Flanders)).
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