Elegance and style like no other: this is how Kate Middleton wore at the same event every year
Every 11 November the British royal family commemorates those who fought in World War I. During the celebration of Remembrance Day, it is tradition that women dress in black and have the detail of a red poppy as a symbol of those who died in war.
This year Kate Middleton was on the balcony with Camila Parker and Queen Elizabeth, and she looked as elegant as in previous years. The Duchess of Cambridge has an unmistakable style of her own and every dress choice she makes is the right fit for every occasion.
They also have no problem repeating costumes: he wore the same coat in 2011, 2012 and 2016, even the same hat in 2011 and 2014. But the combinations are so different that you don't even notice the repetitions. What is your favorite look?
Kate at the Remembrance Ceremony
Now is the time for meditation. British news has Stendhalian reflections. Red like the wreaths of poppies placed on the graves. Hundreds of poppies mysteriously bloomed on the paths of the Battle of Flanders. Black like the mourning dress of the ladies of the court.
monarch did make some changes to the Remembrance Sunday ceremonial. With the help of old age, Elisabeth II slows down and asks her family. William gave up his aeronautical career to help his grandmother. It is therefore up to the Prince of Wales, the future king who has recently arrived from Singapore, to conduct the ceremony and to decorate the War Memorial with flowers. Charles thus deposits two crowns. His and his mother's.
Time stands still at eleven o'clock.
England and the Dominions observe two minutes of silence. Draped in the dark, the royal family bow. The tragedies of the past, the fragility of the present make tears roll on the face of the queen. For the first time in her reign, Mam saw this tribute as a spectator, from the balcony of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Prince Philip stands by his side. He savored his new retirement life but returned to the fires of royalty, when the duty of memory demands it. The elders look at the heirs. Slowly, the future begins to move. Elisabeth continues to serve her country without any ulterior motive of renouncing the crown. And then, on the other balcony, near Princess Alexandra and the Countess of Wessex, there is the Duchess of Cambridge, upright and solemn, the one who will soon give the sovereign a great-grandchild.
