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Kate Middleton has returned to the public scene with strength and style. Accompanying Prince William, the future queen presided over the christening of HMS Glasgow, an event held at the BAE Systems port in Glasgow, Scotland. This event marks a new stage in Kate's public life after overcoming a difficult period due to cancer treatment.
A christening with tradition and social commitment
During the ceremony, Kate Middleton broke a bottle of Scotch whisky to officially inaugurate the vessel. The whisky used is a special edition from the Clydeside distillery, and the sales of each bottle will support Place2Be, an organization that protects children's mental health in Glasgow. "I have the pleasure of naming this ship as HMS Glasgow, may God bless her and all who sail in her," the princess said enthusiastically.
Sailor style that enchants
For this occasion, Kate Middleton chose a navy blue dress by Suzannah, with ivory details that enhanced her figure. The Italian wool crepe fabric was perfect for the marine climate, and the dress is priced around 2,400 euros. Kate completed the look with an elegant headpiece by Philip Treacy, made with layers of sinamay, which she had previously worn at the Trooping the Color in 2022.
The nude comfortable-heeled shoes by Gianvito Rossi provided balance to the ensemble. Among the jewelry, a silver thistle-shaped brooch stood out, in homage to Scotland. But what caught the most attention were her earrings, which belonged to Diana of Wales, proving that Lady Di is still very present in the family.
Context of tension in the royal family
The appearance of Kate occurs at a complicated time for the Windsors: Prince Harry recently lost a legal battle related to his security in the United Kingdom. Harry gave an interview to the BBC and said, "There have been many disagreements between some members of my family and me, but now I have forgiven them," trying to seek reconciliation. These statements provoked a wave of criticism and strong social rejection toward Harry.
Writer and expert AN Wilsonen asked in the Daily Mail for Harry and Meghan's royal titles to be removed. "He should strip Harry and Meghan of their royal titles," she stated, and added, "The public is fed up with their pathetic stance, for this single and unforgivable reason. They have caused irreparable damage," she concluded.
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