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Looking elegant as always, the Duchess of Cambridge sported an indigo, twill jacquard swing coat (£1,870) from American designer Michael Kors. It is part the designers Spring 2014 ready to wear collection.
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On her head, Kate donned the 'Boutton' headpiece (AUS $540.00) in 'Duchess Navy' by Australian milliner, Jonathan Howard. It features a felt button with flying bow trim.
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According to news.com.au, Mr. Howard was contacted in January by Kensington Palace and asked to create a piece or pieces for the 2014 tour. For additional information www.hatmaker.com.au
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Completing her ensemble, the Duchess wore her blue suede Alexander McQueen bespoke heels, her matching blue ‘Muse’ clutch by Stuart Weitzman for Russell & Bromley, her diamond and sapphire drop earrings and her three-charm 'Woodland' necklace from Asprey London.
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Kate was also given a Russian Imperial Crimson Anemone Pin the night before by Emma Roberts-Smith, wife of Corporal Ben Roberts-Smith, one of three surviving Australians who won the Victoria Cross in Afghanistan, which she wore pinned to her lapel along with a sprig of rosemary.
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The pin was available at The Met Store for $85 and went on sale for $42.50. It is currently sold out.
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'Among the exquisite works produced in Peter Carl Fabergé’s (Russian, 1846–1920) studios is the Imperial Anemones (19th–20th century), a fanciful creation featuring a “bouquet” of gold, enamel, and jade blossoms gathered in a rock crystal vase.
This sumptuous Fabergé object was owned until 1918 by the Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna. Now in The Matilda Geddings Gray Foundation Collection, it is on long- term loan to The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Produced in cooperation with the Matilda Geddings Gray Foundation Collection.
Produced in cooperation with the Matilda Geddings Gray Foundation Collection.
24K gold overlay and jet overlay, hand enameled, made with Swarovski Elements.'
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