US EditionPrincess Kate Stuns in Dior Debut, Honours Diana and France with Elegant Nod at Start of Macron’s State Visit
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 8 – Kate Middleton debuted a pink Dior ensemble inspired by a 1947 design, combining royal legacy with diplomacy during the French President's state visit, highlighting her fashion influence.
- On July 8, Kate Middleton wore her first public Dior outfit to welcome President Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron during the UK-France state visit.
- Kate Middleton’s diplomatic dressing history led her to choose Dior, serving as a sartorial tribute to France during Macron’s UK visit.
- Kate Middleton wore Dior’s 2024 Rose Des Vents Bar Jacket, Jess Collett’s hat, and heirloom jewelry, highlighting her diplomatic fashion statement during Macron’s UK visit.
- Observers noted Kate Middleton's Dior debut as a powerful diplomatic statement, garnering widespread media attention and reinforcing royal fashion's role in promoting unity and soft power.
- Kate Middleton’s Dior debut during Macron’s UK visit reinforces royal fashion as a form of diplomatic soft power, echoing Princess Diana’s legacy as a Dior muse.
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The Princess of Wales actively participated in the reception of the French presidential couple on the first day of their overseas state visit on Tuesday 8 July. Not only did she welcome Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron on their plane descent, Prince William's wife was also the president's neighbour at a dinner he was not expected to attend. A "throwing" presence that the British press did not fail to emphasize. - IN IMAGES – Kate (almost) stole the …
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Dior diplomacy: Princess Catherine’s French fashion statement
Greeting French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte at RAF Northolt in north-west London, a 30-minute drive from Windsor Castle, Princess Catherine made her debut in French luxury label Dior.
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