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[onitaalondon]

Explore O'NITAA’s exclusive kids’ wear collection, featuring custom-made outfits for every occasion. From elegant traditional attire to trendy Western styles, each piece is crafted for comfort and style. Perfect for weddings, parties, and casual wear, our designs ensure your little ones look their best. Visit us online to place your bespoke order today!

[khushmag]

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[mr-per-hilton-latinoamerica]

Daily Mail Online publico en su página digital lo más reciente del estreno de la película del agente 007, relacionado con la familia 👪 real.

Kate Middleton deslumbró anoche en el estreno de la nueva película de James Bond No Time To Die mientras rindió un conmovedor homenaje a la princesa Diana .

La duquesa de Cambridge , de 39 años, se unió a Charles, de 72, Camilla, de 74, y su esposo, el príncipe William, para conocer a la estrella de 007, Daniel Craig, y otros miembros del elenco, incluidos Rami Malek, Lea Seydoux y Lashana Lynch en el Royal Albert Hall de Londres.

Kate, madre de tres hijos, deslumbró en el evento con un vestido adornado personalizado de Jenny Packham, que generalmente tiene un precio de £ 2,800. Con detalles de mangas de capa y hombros estructurados, combinó su vestido con pendientes Onitaa a medida de £ 290, que fueron hechos en Pakistán por la marca de alta costura de lujo del sur de Asia.

La elección del vestido de Kate recordaba mucho a un atuendo similar que usó la princesa Diana en 1985 para el estreno de la película de James Bond A View to Kill.

[princesscatherinemiddleton]

WALK, WALK, FASHION BABY | The Duchess of Cambridge wore a green sequinned Jenny Packham gown to a reception held on her second night in Pakistan. She teamed the gown with her Jimmy Choo ‘Mimi 100′ Sandals. Catherine also wore a pair of new Onitaa Earrings.

[anonymoushouseplantfan]

Hm, Onitaa London has the two Maheen Khan outfits that Catherine wore on their website and it says "Available in store". I don't think they are bespoke but rather part of a new collection.

Thanks, I didn’t think those were bespoke. I was referring to the Catherine Walker and Jenny Packham pieces.

[shes-got-the-best-stories]

Hey!! So Meg didn't wear the jumpsuit but she did a repeat so extra points for that. Wohoo! But I still love your jumpsuit look a lot. Any chance to send her a screenshot? ;) Btw has someone IDed Kate's earrings? The golden ones from tonight.

Oh I wish I could find a way to send that jumpsuit to her😂

per Rebecca English on twitter, Kate’s earrings are by Onitaa, sourced from Pakistan! i hope she re-wears them a lot because they’re gorgeous!

[onitaa]

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[khushmag]

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[princesscatherinemiddleton]

#RoyalVisitPakistan Review

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s official visit to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan has come to an end after five days of engagements, fashion, and last-minute weather disasters. This was the Cambridges’ most high-ranking and complex tour yet, as they visited the country while they are in a state of near-war with India.

Day One - Arrival

Number of engagements: 1 (Arrival at Nur Khan Airbase)

The Duke and Duchess arrived in Pakistan at 9:30pm, local time on Monday 14th October, where they were received by the British High Commissioner to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan (His Excellency Mr Thomas Drew). The Duchess wore a Catherine Walker ensemble, which appeared to have been inspired by the Pakistani shalwar kameez. She also wore her Rupert Sanderson ‘Malory’ Heels, Zeen Woman Earrings, and carried her Zeen Woman Clutch.

Day Two - Education

Number of engagements: 5 (Visit to the Islamabad Model College for Girls; visit to the Margalla Hills; called upon The President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and Mrs Arif Alvi; called upon Mr Imran Khan; attended a Reception at the Pakistan Monument given by the High Commissioner to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan)

On their first full day in Pakistan, the Duke and Duchess remained in Islamabad, the capital city of Pakistan. Their first visit was to the Islamabad Model College for Girls (a public school for children from nursery-age to adult), where they learnt more about the Teach for Pakistan programme. Teach for Pakistan is modelled on Teach First, a programme which focuses on improving quality of teaching in schools in the UK. They then went to The Margalla Hills, which is found at the base of the Himalayan Mountain Range. They helped children set up a leopard camera trap, and identify different species of plants. During these engagements, the Duchess wore a Maheen Khan shalwar kameez in Royal Blue, as well as her Zeen Woman Earrings.

The Cambridges then met with President Arif Alvi and, later, Prime Minister Imran Khan. While meeting President Alvi, the Cambridges learnt about Mrs Arif Alvi’s work with breast cancer, and the Duke had the idea to wear breast cancer pins in the photos released from the events. After meeting with Mr Khan, the couple remained and enjoyed lunch with the Prime Minister. Catherine wore a Catherine Walker tunic (in Pakistani green), as well as trousers from Maheen Khan and a Satragni dupatta. She also wore her Zeen Woman Earrings, Emmy London ‘Rebecca’ Shoes, and she carried her Emmy London ‘Natasha’ Clutch.

For their final engagement of the day, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge atteneded a reception at the Pakistan Monument. The reception was celebrating the very best of Pakistani music and culture, as well as highlighting the UK-Pakistan relationship. William shocked everyone by wearing a Pakistani sherwani, while Catherine wore a sparkly green Jenny Packham gown, as well as Jimmy Choos and new Onitaa Women Earrings.

Day Three - Conservation

Number of engagements: 5 (Visiting a retreating glacier; visiting Bumburet village; watching a Search & Resuce drill; meeting with Kalash people; meeting with General Qamar Javed Bajwa)

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge travelled to Chitral, in Northern Pakistan, for a day focused on the climate and on conservation. For their first engagement of the day, the Duke and Duchess visited a glacier in the Hindu Kush mountain range. There they learned about how climate change is impacting the glacial landscapes. They then travelled to a Bumburet Village, which suffered from severe flash flooding as a result of nearby glaciers melting. William and Catherine then watched a drill conducted by volunteers from the local Emergency Response Team, which is supported by UK aid, as well as a drill by a local Search and Rescue Team, who demonstrated their ability to evacuate casualties across a river. Before leaving Chitral, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited a settlement of the Kalash people, to learn more about the Kalash community and their unique heritage and traditions. During these events, the Duchess wore an understated outfit made up of two different UFO dupattas, as well as a UFO skirt and a pair of UFO sunglasses. She also wore a Mint Velvet dress (as a shirt), her Really Wild waistcoat, and her Really Wild boots.

After returning to Islamabad, the Duke and Duchess received General Qamar Javed Bajwa, the Chief of Army Staff, and Mrs Qamar Bajwa.

Day Four - Communities (Culture)

Number of engagements: 6 (Arrival in Lahore; SOS Children’s Village; National Cricket Academy; Badshahi Mosque; meeting faith leaders; Shaukat Khanum Children's Cancer Centre)

For their final full day in Pakistan and the best day of their tour, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge travelled to Lahore, a city known as Pakistan’s city of culture. After arriving and being received by the government of Lahore, the day began in earnest at SOS Children’s Village, a charitable organisation in the heart of the city. The village, which is attached to a school, provides a home and family structure to over 100 children. The Duchess gave her first speech on the tour during this event. The couple then visited the National Cricket Academy, where they joined a match with children who are participating in the British Council’s DOSTI programme. During the morning, the Duchess wore a Gul Ahmed shalwar kameez, along with a Maheen Khan Shawl, new J Crew Pumps, her Asprey Oak Leaf Earrings, and she carried her Mulberry ‘Bayswater’ Clutch (she changed into Hampton Canvas trainers for the cricket match).

In the afternoon, the Duke and Duchess visited the Badshahi Mosque, the most iconic Islamic site in Lahore. The couple toured the mosque and courtyard, before joining a discussion with faith leaders to understand how they are promoting interfaith harmony within their communities. Afterwards, they travelled to the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, a state-of-the-art cancer facility located in the centre of Lahore. The Duke and Duchess visited the children’s ward to spend time with patients undergoing treatment at the hospital, and will spoke to a number of their families. Catherine wore a Maheen Khan shalwar kameez, her Catherine Zoraida Fern Hoop Earrings, and the J Crew Pumps she first wore that morning. While at the hospital, Catherine also donned her only tiara of the tour.

Day Five - Military

Number of engagements: 2 (Army Canine Centre; Departure from Pakistan) THIS IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WHEN THE CC IS RELEASED

The final day of the tour was disrupted somewhat, after the Cambridges were forced to spend the night in Lahore due to an electrical storm. Because of this, they were forced to miss a planned trip to the Khyber Pass. The Duke and Duchess were sighted leaving Lahore in the morning, with the Duchess wearing an Elan embroided kurta, J Crew pumps, a Maheen Khan dupatta, Accessorize earrings, and carrying her Smythson bag.

For the new first engagement, the Duke and Duchess visited the Army Canine Centre, where they joined dog handlers as they train dogs to recognise and scout out hidden explosive materials. They then supported some of the puppies who were undertaking the an agility training course. Shortly afterwards, the Cambridges departed from Nur Khan Airbase. Catherine had changed into a Beulah London coat and Russell & Bromley shoes, while still wearing her Maheen Khan dupatta and Accessorize earrings.

[khushmag]

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