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Friday, December 26, 2014

Kate Wears Moloh to the 2014 Christmas Day Service at Sandringham

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On a cold but sunny day, thousands of well-wishers gathered to catch a glimpse of the Queen and her family as they made their way to church for the traditional Christmas day service near the Queen's private home of Sandringham in Norfolk.

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Leading the way to St Mary Magdalene church was the Princess Anne, flanked by the Duke of Edinburgh and her husband Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence. They were followed by the Prince Charles, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who were holding hands, Prince Philip, Prince Harry, Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice.

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Kate's family - Carole, Michael, Pippa and James - were also in attendance as they are spending Christmas with William and Kate at Anmer.

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After the service, William and Kate chatted to well-wishers, some of whom had been waiting outside the church since 5am this morning.

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The Duchess of Cambridge looked elegant and covered her baby bump in a new-to-us brown, tweed double-breasted 'Turpin' coat (£685) by Moloh. The mid-calf coat features brown and cream checks with flecks of orange. It was part of their 2013 collection and is no longer available.
 
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Beneath her coat, Kate wore a Hobbs London 'Animal Shirt Dress' in bitter chocolate brown ($355).

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As for her matching brown hat a-top her signature blow-dry, you may recognize it as the ‘Betty Boop’ from Lock and Company which she wore for a wedding in Switzerland and for St. Patrick’s Day in 2012.
 
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Kate completed her ensemble with her ‘Valerie’ heels by Emmy Shoes, thick brown opaque tights, and Cornelia James ‘Imogen’ gloves. She also wore her gold Catherine Zoraida Double Leaf earrings.

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Also, as some of you may have noticed, Kate is wearing a scarf. It is currently UFO.

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Update 12/29/2014

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Kate's scarf has been ID'ed! Really Wild Clothing Company posted on twitter that it was theirs. It is their 'Silk Scarf in Autumn Partridge' (£125 and currently out of stock).
 
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'Designed in-house and inspired by Game birds in warm, Autumnal colors.
Size: 90cm x 90cm
100% Silk
Made in England'

Wednesday, April 23, 2014

William & Kate Enjoy the Beauty of Uluru

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge flew from Canberra on a three and a half hour flight to Uluru, touching down just after 1pm local time.
 
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They were greeted by dignitaries including the Administrator of the Northern Territory, Sally Thomas, her husband Duncan McNeill, Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles and his wife Tamara, and traditional owners Daisy Walkabout and Vincent Nipper who are from one of the most respected Aboriginal families in the local Anangu community.

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The Anangu are the traditional owners of the land that includes Uluru. They jointly manage the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park with Australia’s federal parks agency. Aborigines have looked after the land for 10,000 years but only won back the title to it in 1985.

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First on the agenda was a visit to the National Indigenous Training Academy which trains local people to work in the tourism industry. The  couple presented students with graduation certificates. Each of the 100 people who graduate each year are guaranteed work at the Ayers Rock Resort or other hotel complexes.

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After the certificate presentation, the couple mingled with the crowd and then met Northern Territory school students at an afternoon tea.

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Kate chose a bespoke, taupe cap-sleeved, double-crepe dress by Roksanda Ilincic, with a pale grey belt. It features a ruched neckline and front detail. The frock is similar to the off-the-rack Roksanda Ilincic 'Lovina' dress.

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We have seen Kate wear a similar Roksanda frock before - first on the royal tour in 2011 and then later at the UK's Creative Industries Reception in July 2012.

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Completing her outfit, the Duchess wore her LK Bennett nude sledges, her Alexander McQueen bespoke clutch, her Catherine Zoraida 'Double Leaf' earrings and her three-charm 'Woodland' necklace from Asprey London.

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Following afternoon tea, they visited the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre to learn about Uluru and neighboring Kata Tjuta, the major geological features in the national park, both of which are sacred sites to the indigenous people.
 
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Next, the Duke and Duchess visited Uluru itself. They walked up to it along one of the marked out routes for tourists that avoided the most sacred parts of the rock.

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Kate made a quick change into her, previously seen 50s-inspired white and grey Hobbs 'Check Wessex' dress. She previously wore it to an event at Bacon’s College which she attended with both William and Harry in July 2012.

 
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To complete her look, Kate added a white woven Hobbs 'Neston' belt and low beige Pied-a-Terre sling back wedges.

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On a side note, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were photographed in almost the identical spot to the one chosen by Prince Charles and Princess Diana 31 years earlier – when William was roughly the age his son George is now.

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