This Tuesday, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, had her schedule delivery of Fostering Excellence Awards 2015 ceremony in London. Her Royal Highness slid in a cobalt blue slender figure dress with short sleeves and full skirt emphasized at the waist by London based Indian born designer Saloni with an Alexander McQueen double-buckle belt of a darker blue embellished with a large gold buckle, Mulberry 'Bayswater' clutch and Gianvito Rossi 'Gianvito' pumps. Hairstyle by the side, Duchess of Cambridge opted for a half-cock which left her hair in soft curls falling over her shoulder which showed off her Catherine Zoraida Fern hoop earrings . The dress had chosen to wear the Duchess Catherine was the Saloni brand, the one founded by Saloni Lodha, an Indian designer of 34 years based in London. Both sober and chic, this outfit suited to the awards.
Namely a meeting over tea with children, young people, host families or social workers, organized by The Fostering Network, a charity linked to more than 400 reception and near 60,000 host families in the UK. And if Kate was there also came back for three awards -the Fostering Excellence Awards 2015-, she in turn received a gift. The mother of the little prince George and Baby Charlotte was offered for these quilts sewn by hand, like thousands of similar covers that are made as part of The Fostering Network for children in family Home.

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge visited the French Embassy in London on November 17, 2015 and met with French Ambassador Sylvie Bermann. The couple signed a book of condolence for the victims of the Paris attacks, and offered their deepest sympathies.
The Duchess wore the black polka dot skirt suit, which she paired it with her Stuart Weitzman 'Power' pumps and sapphire earrings

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Prince William, duc de Cambridge et Catherine, duchesse de Cambridge ont visité l'ambassade française à Londres le 17 Novembre, 2015 et rencontré l'ambassadeur français Sylvie Bermann. Le couple avait signé un livre de condoléances pour les victimes des attentats de Paris, et offert leurs plus sincères condoléances.
La duchesse portait la jupe à pois costume noir, dont elle jumelé avec 'Power' sa Stuart Weitzman boucles d'oreilles en saphir et pompes

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The day after their appearance at Prince's Palace court to share the minute of silence of the French people for the victims of terrorist attacks in Paris, Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene of Monaco appeared together on Tuesday for a Red Cross Demonstration.

Dress in a black wrap dress, of which was the same color for the coat she had on while outside paired with suede pumps in a caramel color, worn with black stockings, they recalled the tone of the two loops of leather that adorned her dress at the waist, on the left, and adorned, besides a pendant medal, a white pearl necklace.
 Happily smiling and laughing, wife of Monaco's sovereign gracefully sported a new trendy "Pixie" haircut, launched by the British top Pixie Geldof.

 Princess Charlene attended the traditional distribution of the Monaco Red Cross' packages, at its headquarters to the elderly of the Principality of Monaco. This year, a photo for Their Serene Highnesses along with their two babies, taken on 10 May, the day of their baptism. A gift that has blissfully happy number of participants in this charity event.
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