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Minggu, 29 April 2012

Attend a Lucian Freud Exhibition at The National Portrait Gallery in London.



Flying Solo

On Feb. 8, 2012, the Duchess wore a belted gray dress and black pumps to attend a Lucian Freud exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London. With Prince William away on military duty, the appearance marked Middleton's first solo official engagement as a royal.





Kate was well into her coat-dress regimen when she wore this version from the now-defunct brand Jesire. Hours later, with Kate-groupies scrambled for versions on eBay, Jesire's former owner was already considering a relaunch.









'Raining' Style Queen: Kate Brightens up drizzly Premiere


Kate looked stunning in a bead embellished two-piece by Matthew Williamson (is that a peplum we spy?) paired with her usual black court shoes, matching clutch and her beauty staple - a good coating of black eyeliner.



26 APRIL 2012

The rainy weather was instantly forgotten as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stepped from their car onto the red carpet at a London premiere in aid of the Tusk Trust charity. A sea of flashbulbs greeted William and Kate, elegant in a grey Matthew Williamson dress with subtle peplum detail and jade green beading trim.

Like a true gentleman, the Prince shielded his wife from the rain with an umbrella as they walked to the BFI Southbank. The couple, who celebrate their first wedding anniversary on Sunday, were out to highlight the opening of the film Big Cats. The film tells the story of life on Kenya's plains for a pride of lions and a family of cheetahs as they fight to survive.

It is directed by Guy Ritchie, who was enjoying a night out at the unveiling with his girlfriend Jacqui Ainsley. Sir Patrick Stewart narrates the true-life story, which will raise funds for the wildlife conservation charity of which William is patron. The Tusk Trust supports wildlife conservation and poverty reduction from Botswana to Algeria.


The future King has a long-standing affection for Africa, and it's where he asked Kate for her hand. During his gap year, William spent three months travelling the continent learning about wildlife and the environment. He has often said he loves the anonymity he enjoys there. "Africa is the perfect place to come," he said during an interview with his adventurer friend Ben Fogle. "The locals, wherever I go, haven't got a clue who I am and I love that."










Kate & Pippa Middleton attend the wedding of Sam Waley Cohen and Bella Ballin in Berkshire, UK on Saturday (June 11).



Beautiful wardrobes, faces and smiles as Pippa Middleton and sister step out to enjoy friend's, Sam Waley Cohen and his bride Bella Ballin's romantic wedding in Berkshire, UK.


















Sam Waley Cohen and Bella Ballin






William & Kate Get Waxed Up for Madame Tussauds NYC





In honor of the first wedding anniversary for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge ( Prince William and Kate Middleton), a waxy version of the pair will be unveiled in New York City on Wednesday (April 4) - adding to all the other rich and famous celebrities packed into Madame Tussauds. The wax replica of the royal couple will be surrounded by gold-trimmed thrones and red drapes and, although the widely celebrated duo won't be at the unveiling in person, a spokesperson at Tussauds has revealed that Will and Kate worked closely with those behind the design.

As for the design, Catherine will be wearing an officially authorized copy of the Alexander McQueen frock she wore during a Los Angeles trip last summer for the BAFTA Brits to Watch event topped off with Jimmy Choo platform sandals, a clutch and a sparkling recreation of her sapphire and diamond engagement ring.

Meanwhile, Prince William will be donning a double-breasted, six button two-piece tuxedo created by Gieves & Hawkes.

"Madame Tussauds shares a close relationship with the British Royal Family dating back to William IV, who was King when the first attraction opened in London in 1835," waxworks confirmed in a release regarding to display. "The current Queen has been modeled by the attraction over 20 times and has given the studio team six personal sittings over the years."

The replicas don't stop at NYC, as waxy versions of the royals will soon be unveiled in London, Amsterdam and Blackpool with different outfits for each location.





Compact Kate Middleton with Prince Charles


Who said son-in-law and can not be compact? See Kate Middleton and Prince Charles.
As a nobleman, Kate Middleton's life is always full of color. Often busy with a variety of social activities would make her more visible side of the nobility. It was also apparent when the wife of Prince William enjoyed a day with my beloved in-law, Prince Charles.



Tired of playing irons, this aristocratic duo busy with other things. Apparently they are making crafts! Yes what were the results?

Although it has got a peerage, and always attached to the nobility, but she was never snobbish attitude. Just look at Prince Charles to tears made ​​:))

Tried to approach the public. That's admirable of her. This one lady who seemed to never care about the gap between itself and the people.

Anywhere, daughter Kate was always a center of attention. See the people who cheered his arrival!

It is natural that she became a role model of many people. See his concern for others. The children were certainly pleased to meet with Kate.





Viewed from any side, the wife of Prince William is indeed perfect.
















Prince William & Kate: Imperial War Museum Reception




Prince William and his wife, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, arrive at the Imperial War Museum on Thursday (April 26) in London, England. The royal couple attended a reception to help launch the Imperial War Museum Foundation‘s First World War Galleries Centenary Campaign. Earlier in the day, Will and Kate attended another reception at Goldsmiths’ Hall for the Scott-Amundsen Centenary Race. Before both royal engagements, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited London’s MI6 headquarters and met spies at the Secret Intelligence Services in Vauxhall.

Capping off a full day in the spotlight, Prince William and Kate Middleton made their grand arrival at the Imperial War Museum in London, England on Thursday evening (April 26). With the Duchess of Cambridge looking elegant in an Amanda Wakeley charcoal grey dress with 3/4 length sleeves, the good-looking couple were on-hand for a reception to help launch the Imperial War Museum Foundation's First World War Galleries: Centenary Campaign.



 As previously reported by GossipCenter, Will and Kate spent the earlier part of the day attending a reception for the Scott-Admundsen Centenary Race at Goldsmith Hall. The packed day of public appearances come as the royal couple is readying to ring in their first wedding anniversary on Sunday (April 29) - though the surely romantic plans have been kept under wraps thus far.


















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