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    Re: Events Archived Message

    Posted by joye on February 4, 2014, 6:34 pm, in reply to "Events"

    What is the reason for the visit? Usually an invitation is issued for a special event, around which a visit is organised.

    --Previous Message--
    : And don't forget that the amount of jewellery
    : we see, especially tiaras, will depend on
    : how many suitable evening engagements there
    : are. And with baby George going with them I
    : can imagine they will want to get back to
    : him in the evenings, so I am not holding my
    : breath for too many tiaras or big jewellery
    : events. Just one good view of her in the
    : Queen Mother's 'papyrus' tiara would keep me
    : happy
    :
    : --Previous Message--
    : i agree, the length of her hemline is best
    : discussed elsewhere....but as to her use of
    : jewelry, i find her choice of costume
    : jewelry interesting. There is no doubt that
    : the store they were purchased in and the
    : designer that created them get a huge amount
    : of press. Perhaps the DofC is trying to
    : support British fashion. PrIncess Diana was
    : also very supportive of British designers
    : and manufacturers. I also think that as
    : time progresses we will see the addition of
    : substantial pieces into her public wardrobe.
    : It might be years before we see the Duchess
    : in a complete parure. There are pieces that
    : I think are stylish enough to be used
    : now.....the ruby bandeau necklace and the
    : Cartier diamond bracelets with rubies,
    : sapphires, and emeralds come to mind. But I
    : imagine for now we'll have to be satisfied
    : with the appearance of some well known
    : brooches. But we do have Queen Maxima to
    : keep us occupied with her bringing out and
    : showing off pieces that haven't been seen in
    : decades!
    :
    : --Previous Message--
    : While the story is likely fabricated or
    : embroidered, it does represent a significant
    : section of public opinion. This isn't the
    : place to detail wardrobe faux pas (too
    : tight, too short, distracting hair, heavy
    : makeup) but many also think her jewelry is
    : disappointing because it is so juvenile,
    : generic and mid-market identifiable.
    : Compare Princess Mary of Denmark with her
    : beautiful use of modern real jewelry
    : handmade by Danish designers for
    : daytime--combined with classic real pearls
    : and the like. I realize the Duchess is
    : popular and this isn't a comment on her
    : person, only on her presentation and style
    : advice.
    :
    : --Previous Message--
    : I find it a far-sought and sensationalist
    : story. So far the Duchess has proved to be
    : an excellent dresser without any faux-pas.
    : The only factor for me is her girlie hairdo
    : hanging in her face. The jewelry department
    : will automatically be frequented more when
    : she advances in her royal role.
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