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The British Royal Courts: The Unveiling at the National Portrait Gallery

This Wednesday, May 4th Catherine ended her day of engagements on her way to the National Portrait Gallery, London museum which she has been matron since 2012. The young woman of 34 years also discovered there, hanging on the picture rails of the exhibition " 100 Vogue: A Century of Style, "the two photographs representative. These pictures, which were unveiled by the British edition of "Vogue" magazine on May 1st, were taking by the photographer Josh Olins. They represent the Duchess of Cambridge in her natural element at the Norfolk countryside where she lives with Prince William her husband and their two children, Prince George, 2 years and 9 months, and Princess Charlotte, who celebrated her first birthday this Monday, May 2nd

The Duchess Catherine, who for the occasion was wearing a powder pink Alexander McQueen pleated peplum dress with an added a touch of glamour to the ensemble with her dazzling Monica Vinader 'Riva' Diamond Cluster bib necklace and matching earrings, LK Bennett accessories from earlier today which consisted of the 'Fern' trench leather pumps and matching 'Nina' frame clutch bag. given to pumps and a nude bag, sporting a fancy necklace and matching earrings.

Narrating the visit, the "Telegraph" reported that, according to Nicholas Cullinan, director of the National Portrait Gallery, Kate was very interested in the pictures in this exhibition dedicated to the centenary of "Vogue" UK. He said she had "a real understanding of the history of art and photography, but also real enthusiasm for it."

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The British Royal Courts: The Duchess of Cambridge on the cover of Vogue UK

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On the occasion of its centenary anniversary, the British edition of "Vogue" magazine offers a nice cover for the month of June: Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. Saturday publication unveiled three shots, including the coverage, all of which were taken by photographer Josh Olins. frequent contributor to the magazine, Josh Olins is known for "casual elegance" wrote "Vogue" in a statement.

This coverage is also an opportunity to recall that Kate is patron of the National Portrait Gallery since 2012, one of his first commitments signed following his marriage to Prince William. The couple also celebrated this Friday, April 29, 2016 its fifth anniversary.

Both unveiled pictures will be presented at the National Portrait Gallery, where the exhibition "100 Vogue: A Century of Style" is still ongoing. They show the duchess smiling, dressed in traditional clothes, posing with natural.

The images were taken in the Norfolk countryside, and fashion director of "Vogue" Lucinda Chambers who even realized the styling of the session. "Publish a series of photos of the Duchess of Cambridge was one of my great ambitions for this magazine, said the editor of the magazine, Alexandra Shulman. I am delighted that the Duchess has agreed to work with us and the National Portrait Gallery, and with this unique collaboration we have a real celebration of our centennial, but also a fitting tribute to a young woman whose interest in photography and campaign is known to all. "Kate herself has made some snapshots of her children released by Kensington Palace.

"Josh shot the Duchess exactly as it is: full of life, with a great sense of humor, caring and intelligent, and, in fact, very beautiful. The images not only reflect his love for the country, his interest in photography and its involvement with the National Portrait Gallery, but they demonstrate that "Vogue" has always brilliantly: to associate the greatest photographers personalities of the moment, to reflect the cultural and societal changes. We had fun in making these pictures and choosing the images, and I hope it shows "for his part said Nicholas Cullinan, director of the National Portrait Gallery.
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#RoyalVisitBhutan #RoyalVisitIndia: The British & Bhutan Royal Courts: Their Last moment in Bhutan then a visit to Taj Mahal

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On Saturday morning, the Duke & Duchess of Cambridge bid farewell to Bhutan before boarding a plane to Agra, India for the final leg of their royal tour.
She repeated the Alexander McQueen white eyelet skirt suit. The two-piece bespoke skirt suit is crafted from a white broderie anglais (eyelet) cotton fabric. The top features a deep v-neckline, belted waist and cuffed short sleeves. It is paired with a matching full a-line skirt that finishes at the knee. Accessories KIKI Lauren Yellow Gold Diamond Pave Leaf Earrings, L.K. Bennett 'Fern' pumps and 'Natalie' straw clutch, an elegant gold and diamond pendant necklace a present given to her by Queen Jetsun of Bhutan

This moment was highly anticipated: last Saturday, Prince William and Duchess Catherine were immortalized on the famous bench in front of the Taj Mahal.
On the last day of their one-week trip to India and Bhutan, Prince William and his spouse Duchess Catherine, went to the Taj Mahal. 24 years after Princess Diana was photograph on the bench in front of the famous monument World Heritage of UNESCO, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took a pose, smiling, in front of "the crown of the palace," that Prince William has described as "magnificent". A a poignant moment for Prince William to visit 24 years after his late mother's solo trip to the 'monument of love'.

His wife went further, saying "unbelievable (...) the romantic history of the building and its beautiful architecture." The mausoleum set with precious stones white marble was built between 1631 and 1648 by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal. Catherine wore a white dress with blue embroidered motif from Indian born American fashion designer Naeem Khan's Resort 2015. She repeated her LK Bennett 'Fern' pumps, She wore the pretty blue US$7 earrings she purchased from a Bhutanese craft market during her hike to Tiger's Nest the previous

Lady Di's photo, taken in February 1992, just months before her separation from Prince Charles, had been around the world and marked the spirits as the princess had the air desperately alone, sitting on what has been dubbed " bench Lady Di ". The story will reveal later that her husband, with whom she was traveling in India, had made him leap false as tensions were already high in their relationship. Fortunately, history has not repeated and her son and daughter in law are themselves also appeared welded to their habit before this "temple of love".

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