Meghan Markle’s recent appearance in Nigeria showcased her signature style, characterized by floor-length attire. While some may attribute this to her petite frame, a celebrity stylist reveals the Duchess’s deliberate strategy to create an illusion of height and conceal her feet.
Queen Mary of Denmark looked every inch the royal at a state banquet in her and her husband, King Frederik’s honor, hosted by King Harald V and Queen Sonja of Norway in Oslo. Mary donned a reworked lavender gown by Birgit Hallstein, which she previously wore in 2015, and accessorized with Manolo Blahnik heels, a J.Furmani clutch, and the Danish Pearl Poire tiara. Royal fans praised Mary’s sustainable fashion choice and admired the updated design of the gown.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wardrobe choices during their 72-hour visit to Nigeria have showcased their personal style while paying homage to their host country. Meghan’s backless Heidi Merrick dress, vintage Lanvin earrings, and Cartier jewelry exuded both elegance and relaxation, while the couple’s coordinated attire in the colors of the Nigerian flag demonstrated their respect for local traditions. Meghan’s Johanna Ortiz dress, featuring a palm leaf print, reflected her signature California girl aesthetic and sentimental value.
LK Bennett is offering an exclusive limited-time sale on their beloved Maureen Clay Suede Espadrilles, a summer wardrobe staple. Crafted in soft, versatile suede leather and featuring a comfortable low wedge heel, these espadrilles come in three elegant color options – pink, beige, and blue. Originally priced at £179, the espadrilles are now available for a discounted price of £89 for the blue and beige pairs and £119 for the pink pair, representing a significant saving of up to £60. Inspired by the fashion choices of Princess Beatrice and Duchess Sofie, these espadrilles are perfect for pairing with floral dresses or linen playsuits on sunny summer days.
Princess Beatrice has emerged as a global icon for her bold and unconventional headwear choices, particularly headbands. The 32-year-old royal has made headbands a staple in her wardrobe, from the Christmas morning service at Sandringham to the races. Beatrice’s eye-catching headpieces have inspired other royals, including Princess Kate, Queen Camilla, Queen Maxima of the Netherlands, and even Queen Letizia of Spain.
