It is a beautiful Catherine, in a Geo Jacquard Midi Skirt, featuring a geometric pattern in a mix of navy, teal and white. The a-line midi skirt has a pleat at the front and is rendered in jacquard cotton by American fashion retailer, Banana Republic associated with a Goat Fashion 'Binky' blouse in cream top, her LK Bennett 'Fromme' clutch, and on her feet were the Rupert Sanderson 'Malory' pumps, her Sapphire & Diamond Oval Drop 'Diana' Earrings and Cartier Ballon Bleu watch, but boxing gloves on each hand. The picture seems very unusual seen this Monday 16 May, while the Duchess of Cambridge was, with her husband Prince William and his brother Prince Harry, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London. The royal trio are launching the campaign "Heads Together". Eight federating all charities operating in the field of mental health, thematic in which Cambridge and Harry are fully engaged, it is intended to encourage people to talk openly about their problems and seek help.

Each association had a stand. William, Catherine and Harry, who the night before were in Windsor with Queen Elizabeth II, went from one to another. The young woman of 34 years has not failed to dwell on the space devoted to Place2Be, organization which she is their patron, including playing puppets show with children. But Duchess Catherine has also delivered a demonstration of her impressive talents as a boxer, like William and Harry, in conjunction with Mind, structure which highlights the importance of sport for the mental well-being. Present at their side, the triple world champion British Boxing Duke McKenzie  later that the mother of Prince George and the Princess Charlotte was very impatient donning gloves and that his gesture was "more technical" than those two grandchildren, son of Queen Elizabeth II who certainly were beating louder.
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In November 2015, around 25 000 tickets of the four festive evenings organized on the royal domain of Windsor Castle after six months -from May 12th to 15th 2016- to celebrate the 90th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II had ran out in just three hours after its availability. I must say that the program was attractive: parades of some 900 horses and 1,500 artists, including dancers, musicians and actors from around the world. And it was expected that for the last performance that counted 6,000 spectators and was broadcast on British television on Sunday May 15th evening, the sovereign attended , in a white outfit completely covered with turquoise lace by her seamstress Angela Kelly, but she was not alone, far from it! All the Windsor clan was at her side.

Prince Harry, who has just returned from the United States where had just taken place the 2nd edition of the Invictus Games, joined his brother Prince William and sister in law Catherine the Duchess of Cambridge, sported in wore a new ensemble consisting of a red Zara jacket which features a swing silhouette and features a Peter Pan collar, two oversized buttons, besom pockets and a back pleat - and white Dolce & Gabbana lace dress, accessorized with the Queen's diamond chandelier earrings, which she has now loaned on a few occasions, and wore most recently at the Chinese Diplomatic Reception, her Prada black satin clutch with stone embellishment. As their grandfather Prince Philip, the two brothers were wearing black jackets, with collar red part. Prince Charles was accompanied by his wife Camilla the Duchess of Cornwall, white; Prince Andrew, Duke of York attended accompanied by his daughters Princess Beatrice and Eugenie of York. Princess Anne appeared on horseback, like her daughter Zara Phillips-Tindall, her little brother Prince Edward and his daughter Lady Louise one aged 12. All four participated in a parade featuring horses belonging to Elizabeth. Also in the stands were The Kents, The Gloucesters,


Passionate equestrian since childhood, the Queen arrived with the Duke of Edinburgh her husband in the coach's Diamond Jubilee, could only dream most beautiful sight. Seated to the left was her honour guest the King of Bahrain, Elizabeth II saw her live footage on the big screen for two hours, while succeeded numbers with horses, came to some of Oman, Chile, Canada and Azerbaijan, and the participation of artists. Among them, Kylie Minogue, James Blunt, Andrea Bocelli, Katherine Jenkins, Shirley Bassey, Helen Mirren or Damian Lewis.

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