
Fresh off his "Please Leave The Woman I Love Alone!" press release of great swooniness -- which we shall, I am sure, discuss at length in the comments -- Harry put on his most Officer and Gentleman dress suit and popped out for various Remembrance Day events.

Which included being charming with this absolutely adorable child.

Told you it was charming.

I'm always pleased by Harry's ruffle-front coat, which looks like something J Crew is going to knock over in the coming months.

Just wanted to give you a wider shot of Westminster Abbey here. (Looks like there's some construction!)

Moving on to today, Informative Caption tells me the following: "Prince Harry arrives to attend The Armistice Day Service at The National Memorial Arboretum...Armistice Day commemorates the signing of the armistice in WW1 between the Allies and Germany at 11am on November 11, 1918. At the exact time and date each year after Britain has held a two minute silence to remember the dead from the First and Second World Wars and the 12000 British Service personal who have been killed or injured since 1945."

This is the Armed Forces Memorial. These are always very moving.

Earlier in the weeks, Wills visited "the Living Memory And Centenary Fields Projects, Kensington Memorial Park," where he wore a handsome coat and ran around with toddlers.

"I KNOW HOW TO DIG A HOLE, SIR."

He also visited an old cemetery and looked at graves -- I suspect this convo was about upkeep of this location.

Meanwhile, these two are off visiting a variety of places in the Middle East, including Oman. I love how Camilla's face is basically like, "oy, here we go again." That color is great on her.

Also, (a) that cake looks fantastic, and (b) all of these woman look beautiful.

"This is apparently something called 'a bird.'"

This is the Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi, and I just thought this was such a beautiful shot.

This is inside the mosque. It is spectacular. Heather and her husband and I went to Egypt in 2008, and visited the mosque at at the Citadel there, and once we left, I literally realized I had hurt my neck because I kept looking up at the beautiful light fixtures and ceilings. I feel like I might do the same here. This mosque is fairly new -- it was built in '96 -- but it is spectacular.

And very picturesque.

This was an event held at the Al Jahili Fort, which I just discovered you can explore in depth in Google Street View (thanks to its website).

This seems about right. Per Informative Caption: "Prince Charles visited Bu Tinah island, a UNESCO protected marine area, [where] he saw a variety of birds, including Socotra Cormorants, and a Turtle. " I am leaving Informative Caption's capitalization of the word "turtle" in case it was, indeed, a very important turtle.

Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein looks fabulous in this dress. She was educated in the UK (including at Oxford) and is an accomplished show jumper, who went to the Olympics. So she and Cams EASILY were able to rustle up some small talk.

"It's so much easier to get out of car in pants!"

It's a model ship! I hope they next made Camilla put it in a bottle.

It's a beautiful basket!

Here, Informative Caption really kicks in. Ahem: "[Chaz and Cams] visited the Krishna Temple, [where they] toured the temple to learn about its history and the history of the Hindu community. They were welcomed to the compound with garlands before a short meeting with priests, [and] a reception with members of different faith communities." Picture Arthur Edwards

They also visited the Old Post Office Museum and Manama Souq, where they "looked at an exhibition of historic stamps, including the 1948 British Royal Silver Wedding stamp. Their Royal Highnesses unveiled an enlarged version of two new stamps that have been designed to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the UK – Bahrain relationship, before they viewed the first Bahraini stamp printed in the UK. [They] then walked to the Souq, past local school children and members of the public. At the Souq, The Prince and The Duchess heard about the area's history and the different members of the community, met craft makers and viewed their products, and listened to a Punjabi band of drummers and other traditional music acts." That sounds like a very interesting day.

The aforementioned souk.

Camilla looks kinda great in this.

Obviously, time was made to visit Kate's battleship.

Then everyone put on their coordinated khaki and went off home.

Meanwhile, back in London, this happened. I enjoy how SKEPTICAL the Queen Painting looks.

This color is cheery!

Having left Australia, Max and Wax are now in New Zealand, wearing this fab hat.

She is a delight.

This is how I plan to dress next time I head out to the market.

I just, apparently, REALLY wanted to you see every possible angle on this hat.

It's not a royal tour unless you're looking at a giant model of...something.

This gown is lovely, and her tiara is FAB.

It's like the platonic ideal of a princess tiara. (I know she's not a princess, but roll with me here.)

This coat is deliciously sunny. (Maxima did not, seemingly, pack her more interesting footwear.)

Her facial expression here really says a thousand words.

The Spanish royals are really feeling STRIPEY today.

And Rania went Modified Victorian for their opening of Parliament.

This coat is fantastic

This dress is good, too. A successful outing for Mathilde!

"Do you have any Doritos?"

Just wanted to give a shout-out to green shoes!

EVERYONE is visiting somewhere right now. Haakon and M-M are in Canada. He looks predictably HOT. She looks, as usual, a bit ZZzz.

I wish I'd had a better shot of this dress! I choose to believe it's amazing in full view.

Did M-M get a haircut? IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.
