Red Carpet Fashion Awards
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16.01.19
It’s amazing how three good looks in a row can renew your optimism for someone’s style.
That someone is Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, who is frankly is on the best roll of her life style-wise.
Who knew I would only have to wait a year to type those words?
Markle has her sparkle back, and on this occasion she looked radiant in Roland Mouret’s Sarandon gown worn to the Cirque du Soleil Premiere Of ‘TOTEM’ held at Royal Albert Hall on Wednesday (January 16) in London.
16.01.19
It was a case of double Duchesses, as Meghan, Duchess of Sussex also stepped out in London today (January 16).
If you were worried that Tuesday’s look was a lucky fluke, Meghan continued to take chic maternity dressing in her stride while paying a visit to the Mayhew animal welfare charity.
Her baby bump was even more prominent in her fitted H&M ‘Mama’ dress styled with a luxe Emporio Armani cashmere coat.
On this occasion she went full matchy with her Stella McCartney ‘Falabella’ bag and pointy suede pumps with Pippa Small jewels completing her look.
14.01.19
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry wowed the crowds today (January 14) as they appeared on their first royal visit of the year in Birkenhead, England.
As you know, there were only so many navy and black dresses I could take from the Duchess before major fatigue kicked in, so I was bouncing off the walls when I saw Meghan step out in a Sentaler red coat and Babaton by Artizia purple dress.
Ask, Believe, Receive. It feels like the look many of us have been praying for.
To be honest, this look isn’t just about the colour (well, 90% of it is), it’s also about the styling.
10.01.19
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex kick starts 2019 with Kensington Palace announcing that she has been given her first royal patronages since joining the royal family.
Along with assuming two of Queen Elizabeth’s royal patronages—the National Theatre, and at the Association of Commonwealth Universities—Meghan also becomes the royal patron of The Mayhew, animal welfare organization, and of Smart Works, which helps unemployed and vulnerable women back into the workplace.
Today (January 10), she visited Smart Works in London wearing a chic office inspo look.
02.01.19
Welcome back to RCFA.
I hope you all had a great Christmas and New Year.
Before we kick start awards season on Sunday with the Golden Globe Awards, let’s go back to Christmas Day where the royals attended a church service on the Sandringham Estate in King’s Lynn, England.
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge: Looking as regal as ever, Catherine didn’t disappoint with her latest look, which consisted of a red Catherine Walker coat – which she also owns in green. Opting to match the look with her Mulberry ‘Bayswater’ clutch, gloves and burgundy Gianvito Rossi heels, I love how the hybrid hat / headband gave this look some retro flare, and how the silver brooch shaped like a leaf added a touch of sparkle.
18.12.18 Runway to Sidewalk
As we countdown to Christmas, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex was spreading some festive cheer at the Brinsworth House nursing and care home on Tuesday (December 18), in Twickenham, London.
The royal was in high spirits and arrived to cheers and applause from waiting crowds dressed in a Brock Collection dress which mixes charming detail with a sweet floral print.
With the Duchess due in the spring, she was sporting a healthy, pregnancy glow, wrapped up with wool grey coat by Soia and Kyo.
Meghan’s style has always been very business-like, hence a lot of you seek office inspo from her style.
But on this occasion is was nice to see a more romantic side to her style.
Her go-to Aquazzura ‘Forever Marilyn’ pumps and a dusky pink clutch completed her look.
Brock Collection Odilia Floral-Print Panelled Midi Dress
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Now that I have seen additional images without the Soia and Kyo coat, I have to say my positive feeling towards this look has waned.
I don’t think I need to point out all the negatives, but methinks she should’ve kept to coat on to conceal them.
Credit: Vogue.com & Getty
11.12.18
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, joined Rosamund Pike at The Fashion Awards 2018 in London, England on Monday (December 10) to present the Designer of the Year award to Clare Waight Keller of Givenchy, who designed her wedding gown.
The royal was attired in custom Givenchy Haute Couture for the awards ceremony.
It was a suitable choice for the awards, but critics might question how appropriate it was in terms of royal protocol given that she wore a dress with bare shoulders and donned black nail polish. Furthermore, she wore open-toe sandals.
When Meghan stepped into the royal spotlight, we wanted her to shake things up. If that includes a bare shoulder, black nails and a peep a her toes that will drive those Daily Mail readers crazy, we are all for it, especially when she looks this good.
I would rank this in her top 10 looks of 2018.
She accessorized with Pippa Small gold bangles and Tamara Mellon ‘Karat’ sandals.
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex presents the award for British Designer of the Year Womenswear Award to Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy during The Fashion Awards 2018)
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