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Kensington Palace issue unprecedented statement in defence of Princess Kate
- Kensington Palace issued a statement clarifying that there has been no change in how they share information about the Princess of Wales's clothing, despite recent suggestions to the contrary.
- A spokesman from Kensington Palace stated that the comments regarding Princess Kate's clothing policy were made by him, not the Princess herself.
- The Palace's statement followed backlash after a source indicated that the Princess wanted the public to focus on her work rather than her appearance.
- Many believe that sharing details about the Princess's outfits supports smaller British labels and pays tribute to royal traditions, including connections to Princess Diana and Queen Elizabeth.
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The ‘Kate Effect’:Why the Princess' Outfits Are Such a Huge Deal
In a red Preen by Thornton Bregazz dress with a diamond maple leaf brooch on the 2016 Canadian tour. Chris Jackson/Getty Images After Kensington Palace declared they would no longer share the details of Princess Kate Middleton’s wardrobe, it led to a real-life royal fashion emergency. In an article in The Sunday Times UK published on Saturday, February 1, a spokesperson for the Palace said the decision stemmed from the princess’ desire to shift …
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Total News Sources37
Leaning Left6Leaning Right4Center11Last UpdatedBias Distribution52% Center
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