In Kate’s wardrobe there is a new green coat. The overcoat worn for the could only be this color St. Patrick’s Day Paradethe traditional celebration of 1st Battalion Irish Guards which the royal couple participated again after a two-year hiatus.
There Duchess of Cambridgeflawless as usual, he sported a hat by Lock & Co a brand new garment of Laura Green London, one of the UK brands of the moment. This is the first creation signed for her by the designer who founded her own fashion house in 2018 after ten years of experience from Catherine Walker.
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In fact, that coat in shape, style and military cut was very reminiscent of those of the tailoring dear first to Diana and then to the Duchess. Just a few days ago she showed up at the Commonwealth Day function with a coat dress light blue like that of the flag of Ukraine made by the trusted maison. So it’s no wonder that, in this maelstrom of royal dating, Kate wanted to explore new names after seeing their success in more or less aristocratic territories. Laura Green is in fact liked by Zara Tindallto the journalist and TV face Lorraine Kelly and to the British Minister of the Interior Priti Patel. We will see if we can speak of a real “betrayal” against Catherine Walker.
What i royal watchers they immediately noticed is the brooch pinned on the expensive coat (its price is around 3200 pounds): the golden clover with the emerald in the center is the first brooch worn by Kate in the official capacity of a royal. Although already seen on occasions related to Ireland on the coats of the queen mother and of Princess Annathe jewel should not belong to the royal family.
The gold clover worn by Kate. Photo by Chris Jackson – WPA Pool / Getty Images
Chris JacksonAccording to what the Windsor jewelry experts report, the brooch was probably made by Cartier should be owned by Irish Guards and loaned to royal ladies associated with the regiment. The story is not clear, however. James Wilsonauthor of the book that boasts the preface by William Up the Micks! An Illustrated History of the Irish Guards claims that the regiment had donated the jewel to Princess MaryElizabeth’s aunt, in 1961. Upon her death in 1965, the brooch passed back to the regiment after having bought it at auction, thus passing to the queen’s mother and daughter. Since 2011, the only one entitled to wear the brooch is Kate since William is the colonel of the Irish Guards. A task he has gladly honored for over ten years.
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Source: Vanity Fair
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