As if Grazia's Great British issue wasn't enough to get us jubilant about the Jubilee, we've been tantalised with details that Kate Middleton is enjoying a spot of afternoon tea with the Queen this very afternoon. But this isn't any old tea party - oh no. This is a garden party with no less than 8,000 guests held at the rather plush Buckingham Palace. How delightful!
The Cocktailjurken 2012 garden party is a long-held tradition that the royal family organises to Lange Cocktailjurken celebrate those kind folk who have contributed to their communities and/or public life. So in quintessential English style, there'll be lots of royal tea-sipping and sandwich-nibbling. Last year, guests enjoyed iced coffee, mini strawberry scones, cucumber and egg mayonnaise sandwiches as well as miniature chocolate mousse cakes *licks lips* Although poor Wills is busy at his RAF work, Prince Harry is amongst the crowd enjoying the sunny celebrations.
So let's turn our attention to the Duchess of Cambridge's garden party, shall we? Rebecca English from the Daily Mail reports that Kate is wearing the very same coat dress she wore to the World Sovereign Lunch earlier this month. Oh yes, the thrifty Duchess is at it again! The rose pink Emilia Wickstead number is made of double crepe wool and features long sleeves, a pleated skirt and modest knee-length hemline so is Cocktailjurken 2013 a suitably demure choice for today's formal occasion, but why repeat the dress so soon?
You'll remember it was just eleven days ago that Kate chose to wear the 拢1,200 dress to meet 60 other royal types at the swanky luncheon in Windsor Castle. At the time, she accessorised the look with champagne-coloured satin Prada pumps and a Prada clutch as well as a brooch, loose tumbling curls and a glass of bubbly. More 禄
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