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Prince Harry Attends Metropolitan Police Service Of Remembrance

Informative Caption tells me that "Prince Harry speaks to relatives during the Metropolitan Police Service of Remembrance," and I feel like he and this youngster may be soulmates.

Prince Harry Attends Metropolitan Police Service Of Remembrance

So charming, this one.

QE2

We are never happier than at the horse races!

Queen Elizabeth II Receives The Governor of South Australia

The season in which Her Majesty welcomes people into the drawing room to show them her rug is in full swing. (This is the Governor of South Australia, the Hon. Hieu Van Le, and his wife.)

Audience at Buckingham Palace

And this is His Excellency Mr Koji Tsuruoka, the Ambassador of Japan, and his wife.

Meeting Olympics Medalists

This frock is very snazzy.

Camz Visits Swindon

Camilla is back on Tiny Plaque Unveiling duty, as every royal generally is at all times.

Swedish Royal Wedding Dresses Exhibition at Royal Palace

These three at at an exhibition of royal wedding dresses in Stockholm, and I hope one of you will go see it as well, and report back. They all like...you know, nice. (Silvia looks a bit Mother of the Bride-ish, but...it is a wedding gown exhibit so, shrug.)

Queen Silvia Visits the Louvre Museum

Having said that, Silvia is one of my Woman of a Certain Age Style Icons. I feel like she generally looks very chic.

Prince Carl Philip And Princess Sofia Of Sweden Visit Varmland

These two are visiting Varmland, as is their wont, and they look fine? I sort of wish Sofia would wear either a different color pant OR a different coat, because black pants with that white-trimmed black coat (which I actually quite like) means I just stare at the trim on her coat and it turns into a weird optical illusion.

Queen Letizia

I am OBSESSED with this skirt.

Queen Letizia

I'm also into this. Good week for you, Letizia! Five stars.

Felipe and Letizia

This is the 'XXV Musical Week' closing concert and VA VA VOOM, Letizia! Good for you.

Felipe and Letizia

I love this dress on Letizia -- she might win this week's Royals Round-Up -- and wow, they really did send out the Red Shoes: Okay!! memo to all the royal ladies for October, didn't they?

Willem-Alexander, Mathilde, and Phillipe

WHAT ARE YOU DOING AT THE FRANKFURT BOOK FAIR WITHOUT MAXIMA? (Having said that, I like Mathilde's dress.)

'Autumn Concert 2016' At The Royal Palace In Brussels

For one crazy hot second I thought Mathilde was wearing a leather skirt, and everything had gone topsy-turvy in this world.

Queen Mathilde

This is deeply beige, but I LOVE that necklace.

Royals Round-Up, October 21, 2016
Royals round-up time! If you missed it earlier this week, Wills and Kate and Harry and Whatnot hosted a reception for British Olympians at Buckingham Palace; Kate wore ANOTHER pattern. It's a royal miracle. This week, we've got yet more patterns, plus Prince Harry, tiny signs, and hideous rugs. Around the internet, for your reading pleasure: -- This was super interesting, at Atlas Obscura: London Is Still Paying Rent to the Queen on a Property Leased in 1211 -- Very funny: The 10 most Googled questions about the Duchess of Cambridge - answered by Tatler -- Prince Frederik broke his back on a TRAMPOLINE. He's going to be fine. [People Magazine] -- Elle brings us a look at the amazing costumes for The Crown. -- This Thursday's tiara at Order of Splendor has a very interesting story. -- This is neat. You guys know how much I love code breakers, etc: The Duchess of Cambridge has written a foreword for the new GCHQ puzzle book, proceeds of which will support the @heads_together campaign to change the conversation on mental health. The Duchess says in the foreword: I have always been immensely proud of my grandmother, Valerie Glassborow, who worked at Bletchley Park during the Second World War. She and her twin sister, Mary, served with thousands of other young women as part of the great Allied effort to break enemy codes. They rarely talked about their wartime service, but we now know just how important the men and women of Bletchley Park were, as they tackled some of the hardest problems facing the country. In a new century, their successors at GCHQ continue this intellectual tradition. Like their Bletchley predecessors, they have become well known for valuing neurodiversity and understanding the importance of mental wellbeing. William, Harry and I are very grateful that this book is supporting our Heads Together Campaign. I hope it will not only amuse and challenge readers, but help to promote an open discussion of mental health problems, which can affect anyone, regardless of age or background. Together, we are aiming to change the national conversation around mental health from stigma and fear to openness and understanding. Those who buy this book and support the Heads Together campaign will be playing a part in helping people get the important mental health care they deserve. Press Association. A photo posted by Kensington Palace (@kensingtonroyal) on Oct 15, 2016 at 1:50am PDT -- How am I only just learning now that Anne owns this blazer?!?! The Princess Royal celebrates 30 years of the @st_john_ambulance Cadets. Cadets aged 10-17 learn valuable life skills through an interactive programme including first aid skills, volunteering, and developing leadership and public speaking skills by teaching first aid to other young people in England. A photo posted by The Royal Family (@theroyalfamily) on Oct 20, 2016 at 9:45am PDT

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