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| Gorgeous Kate Middleton: Dresses She Wore During Her Pakistan Visit - Global Village space Posted: 18 Oct 2019 12:00 AM PDT  The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, on her royal tour to Pakistan, not only highlighted the positive image of Pakistan but also overwhelmingly supported Pakistani brands throughout her tour, donning dresses and accessories from at least five different brands. Kate Middleton's garb and dressing style garnered immense attention on social media, leaving fans in awe. Instead of picking up the western style, Kate Middleton chose to don traditional eastern outfits with a touch of latest ongoing local fashion trends on her visit to Pakistan, sparking a strong reflection of mother-in-law Princess Diana who wore the traditional outfit on her tours to Pakistan. Maheen KhanPakistan's celebrated designer topped the race as the brand designed two of the dresses of Princess Kate Middleton during her five-day visit to the country. Kate Middleton dazzled in blue silk outfit from Pakistani designer Maheen Khan, also called Pakistan's Coco Chanel, upon her visit to Islamabad Model Girls College and a public school.
Kate Middleton wore an embroidered neckline Kameez with a trouser and a dupatta settled on the shoulder. Her blue dress gave the reflection of Diana's other dress, a blue Shalwar Kameez which she wore on her trips to Pakistan. Princess Diana frequently wore blue-coloured Kameez Shalwars on her tour to Pakistan. While Kate Middleton channelled her mother-in-law Princess Diana, the blue dress from Maheen Khan became a crowd favourite as the royal watchers searched through the internet to find out the name of the designer behind the outfit. Princess Kate Middleton's another dress from Maheen Khan, on her fourth day of the trip during a visit to Badshahi mosque. Princess Kate donned a turquoise Shalwar Kameez, which had a striking gold trim embroidered neckline. Read more: Shoes Off, Head Down: Kate Middleton Won Hearts During Visit to Badshahi Mosque While elaborating her experience of designing a wardrobe for Princess Kate Middleton, Maheen Khan asserted that "I stock my clothes at O'nitaa in London and that's where the duchess' style team first spotted them." Adding that the style team selected one look from the rack and requested a series of bespoke designs, Khan shared: "I signed a nondisclosure agreement which meant that I could only talk about it when they allowed me to. I feel that the duchess has a very classy, elegant personal style and I created my designs along those lines." ZeenKate Middleton wore earrings from and took a clutch from Zeen – a popular female fashion brand by Cambridge. She wore the earrings on the second day of the tour during a day-long visit to Islamabad. She matched the earrings with her blue kameez Shalwar dress and with a green tunic she wore during the meeting with President Arif Alvi and Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Bonanza SatrangiThen again she rocked a green scarf that complements her green tunic and white trouser during formal reception with PM Khan and President Alvi.
Ideas PretOn the fourth day of the visit, Princess Kate Middleton rocked a white chicken Kari kurta from Gul Ahmed during a day-long visit to Lahore.
ElanFor her last day, Middleton was spotted in a white Elan bespoke number with black thread embroidery. Personally our favourite look.
Nauman ArfeenEven the Duke of Cambridge, Prince William donned an exquisite sherwani from a Pakistani designer Naushemian. The Duke wore the minimalistic and yet modern turquoise sherwani to a dinner hosted by the British High Commissioner in Islamabad. Read more: Royal Visit to Pakistan: William & Kate Sported Traditional Chitrali Caps The designer of the sherwani, Nauman Arfreen, shared the picture of The Duke on the Instagram account. He added that the "intricate embroidery in turquoise is done on the sleeves as well as the back motif and buttons. Finished to perfection with the right measurements to fit royalty." Adding that the" fabric was specially hand woven from our factories."
The Buckingham Palace officials had a chance to see Arfeen's work at Chelsea store in London, before contacting him last month. "Initially, the stylist who contacted me, could not explain as to what Prince William actually wanted. He was looking for something in green colour," the designer said.
The designer said, he sat down, deliberated and then sent two samples. "One sample pertained to the choice of official, which he had vaguely explained to me, and the second one, I prepared to undertake considerable research on royal outfits." "The prince chose the second one, but kept the first one as well," said Arfeen. Read more: Kate Middleton looked 'Almost' Pakistani in Shalwar Qameez Fashion watchers said the Duchess of Cambridge dresses appeared to show that she has used her wardrobe to exude the strong ties between the two countries. On the other hand, the royal observers gave a nod to the Duchess of Cambridge's outfit as a respect for the traditions of a Muslim country. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge has returned to London after completing a five-day visit. |
| 14 Pieces of Hollywood-Inspired Jewelry to Wear on Oscars Weekend - Hollywood Reporter Posted: 20 Feb 2019 12:00 AM PST Go Art Deco for the 91st annual awards show.Razzle-dazzle on Oscar night in Art Deco-style diamond jewels, inspired by the glamorous height of Hollywood's Golden Age. It really is all that jazz — here are 14 pieces of jewelry by Harry Winston, Cartier, Chanel and more to make your Oscars weekend outfits sparkle. 1. David Webb octagonal-cut amethyst, diamond and black enamel cuff set in 18-karat gold and platinum; $215,000, at David Webb, Beverly Hills, 310-858-8006. 2. Tiffany & Co. Blue Book Collection platinum, 18-karat gold and diamond link necklace; price upon request, at Tiffany & Co. in Beverly Hills, 310-273-8880. 3. Jacob & Co. Colombian emerald ring (10.73 carats) with baguette-cut sapphires and diamonds in 18-karat white gold from the High Jewelry Collection; price upon request, at Jacob & Co., 212-719-5887. 4. Harry Winston Central Park Mosaic bracelet from the New York Collection with emeralds (25.64 carats), 129 sapphires, aquamarines and 424 baguette and round-cut brilliant diamonds (20.04 carats) set in platinum; price upon request, at Harry Winston, 800-988-4110. 5. Cartier High Jewelry bracelet with pink cushion-shaped garnets, onyx and brilliant-cut diamonds set in 18-karat white gold; price upon request, by appointment only at select Cartier boutiques, 800-227-8437. 6. Cartier High Jewelry earrings with 4.53-carat and 4.50-carat pink spinels, onyx and 287 brilliant-cut diamonds set in platinum; price upon request, by appointment only at select Cartier boutiques, 800-227-8437. 7. Fred Leighton Art Deco bracelet by Marianne Ostier with 62 carats of diamonds set in platinum (circa 1938); price upon request, at Fred Leighton, 212-288-1872. 8. Van Cleef & Arpels Zip Antique "Couleur" necklace featuring diamonds and onyx set in 18-karat white gold; price upon request, at Van Cleef & Arpels, 877-826-2533. 9. Chanel Fine Jewelry Eventail cuff with white and black diamonds set in 18-karat white gold; price upon request, at Chanel Fine Jewelry boutiques, 800-550-0005. 10. Chanel Fine Jewelry Coromandel Fleur de Laque mother-of-pearl and diamond earrings set in 18-karat white and yellow gold (inspired by the Chinese lacquer screens in Coco Chanel's rue Cambon apartment); price upon request, at Chanel Fine Jewelry boutiques, 800-550-0005. 11. Chopard Haute Joaillerie Collection platinum and triangle-cut diamond drop earrings (totaling 18.51 carats); price upon request, at Chopard boutiques, 800-246-7273. 12. Harry Winston Link bracelet featuring 91 round diamonds set in platinum (totaling 35.52 carats); price upon request, at Harry Winston, 800-988-4110. 13. Van Cleef & Arpels Heritage "Ludo" bracelet featuring diamonds set in 18-karat yellow gold; $95,000, at Van Cleef & Arpels, 877-826-2533. 14. David Webb Checkerboard bracelet with multicolor enamel and brilliant-cut diamonds set in 18-karat gold and platinum; $74,000, at David Webb, Beverly Hills, 310-858-8006. This story first appeared in the Feb. 20 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. To receive the magazine, click here to subscribe.
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