The Cambridges are feeling might blue, it would seem.
Never forget that Mrs. Cathy thinks of her public fashion as a form of uniform. And if you doubt it, always look to her husband and children, because they will, nine times out of ten, be dressed in the same color as she is. The thing about her is, after a decade on the job, she’s very good at making the posed, artificial nature of her duties look effortless. This subtle undertone of family unity and military-like duty using fashion to make the point is smart, and it explains why her fashion tends to be minimalist and simple. It’s a cute, flattering dress in a great color. All it really needs to be.
Also, just for giggles this morning, here is a further discussion point on how the Duchess handles her public face (literally), for which we are getting quite the pushback on the twitters:
Cathy Cambridge has the absolute best facial control among all celebritydom. Perfectly composed for pictures at all times. Never looks awkward, always looks concerned, surprised or happy in a way that takes a perfect shot, like a model. She’s better at her job than people realize pic.twitter.com/jADVpdKNR9
— Tom & Lorenzo (@tomandlorenzo) July 13, 2019
Style Credits:
– Emilia Wickstead Textured Flared Dress in Baby Blue
– Cartier Watch
– In2Design Baroque Pearl Earring
– Aldo ‘Nicholes‘ Block Heeled Court Shoes with Ankle Strap
[Photo Credit: INSTARimages, farfetch.com, asos.com, in2design.com]
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