Canadian author Margaret Atwood isn’t impressed with the Duchess of Cambridge, and thinks she’s failing to follow in the fashion footsteps of her late mother-in-law, Diana, Princess of Wales. “I think she dresses quite uneventfully,” Atwood said, according to the Daily Mail. “I think she’s watching her back, I think she probably has people who pretty much…
This chick right here makes me believe in all that glitters. Her name is Hatty Preston and she plays one half of the faux-York sisters on E!’s “The Royals.”
London-based Dave Benett has been photographing celebrities and royalty since the eighties. While he initially stuck to news and sports when he started his career in the 1970s, Benett moved on to the highly entertaining world of the London party scene. Benett told HELLO! that reps laid out the ground rules before giving him the…
While I’m disappointed not to see a fallopian-tube-toilet-seat hat, I have to hand it to Princess Beatrice for bringing her A-Game to the exhibit opening of Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty at the Victoria & Albert museum tonight. McQueen passed away in February 2011, though his legacy is carried on and honored through the work of…
Cressida Bonas covers Miss Vogue‘s April 2015 issue, and not only that, she stars in a black-and-white short film about dancing and twirling. I think. I had to watch it a few times because my eyes started crossing about 45 seconds into the first viewing.
I first noticedk Duchess of Cambridge’s penchant for an impeccably tailored bit of magic in June 2011, when Catherine visited Victoria Barracks in a navy Alexander McQueen coat. Ranking the coats was a challenge, and it’s difficult not to review my decisions time and time again. There are those that didn’t make the cut, which…
As Murphy Brown once said, “Another year, another dollar.” Well, here one says, “Another year, another multitude of outfits to keep the masses smiling.” Present the bump, carry one with one’s charities and show off that cute little heir.
It’s a grand gesture, and one that’s been around for as long as there has been a monarchy. And though it’s not mandatory to bow or curtsy to the Queen or a member of the royal family, many do it out of respect. While it’s not limited to the United Kingdom and Commonwealth realms, it…
After touching down in New York City and giving everyone a quick hello, the Duchess of Cambridge made her first of (hopefully many) outfit changes for a private dinner for American Friends of the Royal Foundation at Sir Martin Sorell’s house (get out the good silver and put away those garish Mackenzie Child doo-dads).
One needn’t fill their travel closet with Louis Vuitton weekend keepalls and Goyard steamer trunks. Instead, the Posh-os grab their canvas leather bags, free of interlocking Ls, Vs and Cs, and pack the good jewelry in great-grandfather’s weekend tote (for dinner, to go with their black-tie garb).