This is a skirt and top, I believe, and it IS very pretty and more than that, it's soooo soothing. They've got two more days of events after this and then they get to pack up the doodle and head home and I feel like at this point, they must want to wear the sartorial equivalent of spa robes. Which I hope is what they wear on the plane. Which is also a joke I realized I made on the Canada trip. But I stand by it. I love a hotel robe. Imagine how great the plane robe must be!
Another look at the McQueen in Action. It's our third McQueen of the trip, I believe. (We will have a complete wrap-up of her wardrobe for you on Friday -- or maybe post-Friday, since it depends on when the pics all shake in-- as well as a post of The Best of George and all kind of other good bits and pieces, so make sure to tune in.)
I think we might make it this entire trip without my suffering a COMPLETE break with reason and buying a Cartier watch. I do like that clutch. But more importantly: now we know that she DOES have a manicure. Very pale. Feels like Essie.
I assume Kate is trying to convince William that he CANNOT abandon his birthright and run off to become a DJ called The Fresh Prince.
She, however, will be volunteering to DJ the next party Cressida and Harry throw. There is, by the way, video of said DJing from both of them over at What Would Kate Do? and it's pretty charming. The phrase, "mix it up" is used. Somewhere, George just woke up and stared at the ceiling and thought "MUM AND DAD YOU'RE EMBARRASSING ME PLEASE STOP THANK YOU ALSO SOMEONE TAKE ME OUT OF THIS CRIB I AM BORED."
PLEASE HAVE A PRINCESS NEXT, YOU GUYS. (That's super easy to control, right?) Also, ahem. Sorry. None of my business. What I really meant to say was: this kid is adorable, and in fact all the little kids who've come out to meet them have been so so cute in their outfits. I would legit wear this little girl's dress.
That is kind of a pretty sweet skateboard, actually. Way more useful in the halls of Kensington Palace than, like, a jet ski or whatever. Apparently, Kate tried to get William to try it out, but he claimed he would "stack it," which is slang I have never heard before but enjoy. Is that the Brit equivalent of "bite it"?
Apparently, someone DID stack/bite it.
Bye, you guys! Until tomorrow!