
This is McQueen, and like most McQueens, it is fantastic on her. I think Kate has done more for McQueen as a brand in terms of name recognition than actual Alexander McQueen, and it's tremendously sad that he is not alive to see this. Also: my god, someone find that girl another pair of wedges before these COMBUST ON HER FEET.

Wills and Kate visit the Rolls-Royce factory, wear goggles in case a Rolls-Royce EXPLODES, James Bond-style.

I am pretty amused by how blase this kid is.

There is really nothing cuter than painting with children....

...unless it is being INCREDIBLY STOKED BY children's paintings whilst the child himself is SUPER SUPER unimpressed. I could not love William more than I do in this photo. This is like the best day of his life. Kate looks pretty.

"Whee! I love signing guest books! 'Dear Singapore, thanks for all the Slings! Love, KATE!'"

Wills looks freakishly Windsorial here -- usually, I think he favors his Mum, but this moment is all Charles -- and you know I love pictures of people pointing. As for her dress, I think it's very pretty. I like how many patterns she's wearing on this trip. And she certainly seems to be wearing a lot of pleated skirts. Despite a lot of convo about it, and her recent water-over-wine decision, which does feel telling, I don't feel comfortable issuing a bump-watch here -- we're just not at that point where it's clear to me that she is pregnant, when in fact maybe she's just had a couple of sandwiches of late. If I were a celebrity, my NYFW eating bonanza of the last few weeks would have totally triggered some kind of BS "JESSICA'S BABY JOY" cover of In Touch. That being said, yes, I am keeping an eye on this matter. When and if they do have a baby, no one will be more excited to see what she wears than moi.

You have never seen a set-up that photographers love more than Kate Middleton visiting a cemetery holding a parasol. There are enough loving shots of this visit to the Kranji War Memorial that I could write 500 books set in WWII Singapore and have 500 different-yet-similar romantical covers.

This book obviously has a happy ending. Well. The meeting in the cemetery notwithstanding. I guess it's a "happy ending" the way Pearl Harbor is, where it's kind of awesome EXCEPT FOR IF YOU'RE ONE OF THE DEAD ONES. Then it's kind of BS that Ben Affleck and his frosted tips are raising your child.
