How will Kate Middleton change when she is queen?Isabel II lessons
También creo que es el escrutinio al que están sometidos estos trajes, y seguro que también leen algunos comentarios. Uno de los trajes que realmente recuerdo de ese viaje a la India era un vestido de 50 libras de una marca llamada Glamorous, y parecía el tipo de cosa que podrías haber comprado en un mercado de la India. Pero obviamente era de una marca británica. Como era muy barato, y por lo tanto posiblemente no con los mejores estándares de condiciones laborales, había una sensación un poco incómoda al respecto.
On that trip to India, it was very good incorporating Indian patterns, but I think that the conversation in fashion has advanced.Now much more of the cultural appropriation in fashion is spoken.It is denounced much more, which is very good .... by wearing pieces designed by Pakistani designers, it was a very safe bet that actually brilliant Eramuy.
How much time in advance begin to plan such a trip, with so much narrative to take into account in the costumes? I interviewed the owner of the boutique from which many of the garments come, and the trip was in October, but theOwner of La Boutique did not have news from Natasha (Archer, the Kate assistant) until September.It was a very fast process.When I interviewed Anita (Dongre, a designer based in Mumbai), she told me: "It was those few weeks, and it was a bustle to work on it constantly."She had always thought that these things were planned in advance ... They are like swans, right?They make everything seem so easy while they strive to make an entire closet.
Despite his differences, that casual style is something that Kate shares with the queen, Diana and even Meghan Markle.But more than anyone, Kate's costume has always been adequate and with her feet on the ground.Does she believe that is intentionally? Part of Kate's appeal - and the royal family was obviously very aware of it - is not a blue blood princess.I love that her last name is Middleton, you know, as a middle class.She couldn't be more perfect.