Royal visit: A Royal fashion tour (+gallery)16 Apr, 2014 09:00 PM3 minutes to readWe take a look at the outfits the Duchess of Cambridge wore while she visited New Zealand.The Duchess of Cambridge is now an expert at letting her wardrobe do the talking, choosing a series of conservative, and sometimes reworked, ensembles for this tour that said, “I am more than just a fashion plate”.Susan E. Kelley of the website What Kate Wore has been following the Duchess’ wardrobe since 2011, and believes her choices are important especially when she is visiting other countries.Scroll down to view a gallery of The Duchess’ Royal visit looks”The wardrobe is being used as a strong tool in sending a distinct message: the Duchess respects and honours the people who have made her a guest in their country.”Kelley believes her New Zealand wardrobe showed an evolution from earlier tours.”The Duchess is wearing styles with a touch more gravitas. Be it hemlines that are a touch lower or the re working of an older outfit like the red Luisa Spagnoli worn in Christchurch, there are subtle signs marking the progression [from] new bride to the mother of the future King of England.”.
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From the site you can explore the beaches and coastal areas of Cornwall. In the afternoons, you could hop on a boat for a ride on the lake found right in the middle of the campsite. Pitches are spread out across the site and offer plenty of space for your caravan, tent or motorhome.
“17 meters, 9 weeks”, is a work that could take nine weeks to view and contemplate. Harrison has mirrored some of his sculptures in this work, but it probably best represents the strange and surreal world of dark and unexplainable dreams. Comical characters in this work even take on a disturbing presence.