Visit to Cambridgeshire
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The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Air Cadets skills development camp at the Royal Air Force base in Wittering on February 14th in her role as Air Cadets Honorary Air Commandant
This is the Duchess' third visit to the Air Cadets since succeeding Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who served as Air Commodore-in-Chief for the past 63 years back in 2015.
It has 42,000 Air Force cadets aged 12 to 19 and 15,000 adult volunteers spread throughout the UK and around the world.
Valentine's day seems to have inspired the Duchess' look. It is in her new $1,515 Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini double-breasted twill blazer, a black turtleneck top, Zara Body Curve Jeggings, black bow gloves and her Stuart Weitzman 'HalfNHalf' Suede Boots. For accessories, she had her usual pieces notably the Cartier Ballon Bleu de Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch, she sometimes wore her hair up in a loose pony tail which show her KIKI Lauren Yellow Gold Diamond Pave Leaf Earrings. The Duchess climbed into the cockpit of the training aircraft, where generations of cadets first flight.
If she did not take off, Catherine also tried on the flight simulator, and according to her lieutenant instructor, "She was very tricky with the controls. Often people are brutal in their gestures, but they have done very well. "
Photo Credits: Paris Match
This is the Duchess' third visit to the Air Cadets since succeeding Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who served as Air Commodore-in-Chief for the past 63 years back in 2015.
Valentine's day seems to have inspired the Duchess' look. It is in her new $1,515 Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini double-breasted twill blazer, a black turtleneck top, Zara Body Curve Jeggings, black bow gloves and her Stuart Weitzman 'HalfNHalf' Suede Boots. For accessories, she had her usual pieces notably the Cartier Ballon Bleu de Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch, she sometimes wore her hair up in a loose pony tail which show her KIKI Lauren Yellow Gold Diamond Pave Leaf Earrings. The Duchess climbed into the cockpit of the training aircraft, where generations of cadets first flight.
If she did not take off, Catherine also tried on the flight simulator, and according to her lieutenant instructor, "She was very tricky with the controls. Often people are brutal in their gestures, but they have done very well. "
Photo Credits: Paris Match
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