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Tweed is a type of fabric that has been popular since the 19th century. It is a rough, woolen fabric that is usually made in a twill weave. Tweed is usually associated with clothing such as jackets, trousers and skirts, but it can also be used to make accessories such as purses, hats, and scarves. Tweed is popular because it is durable and can be designed in a variety of colors and patterns, making it a popular choice for fashion. Tweed is also known for its warmth and comfort, making it a popular choice for outdoor wear. This article will discuss the history of tweed, its uses, and its current popularity.
Cardi B Attends Court in Style Wearing a White Jacquemus Suit, Giambattista Valli Fringe, and More! - Fashion Bomb Daily
Cardi B has been redefining courtroom style with each appearance at her ongoing civil trial, turning heads from the moment she steps out. On day two, she wore a textured tweed set with feathered trim from Giambattista Valli’s Fall/Winter 2025 show. The striking ensemble fused Parisian couture with courtroom polish, its feather embellishments adding dramatic […]
The Princess Wears Separates for Rainy Natural History Museum Engagement – What Kate Wore
The Princess of Wales chose neutral separates for an engagement with Prince William at the Natural History Museum today. Here is a quick video of the royals arriving courtesy of Cameron Walker of GB News. NEW: The Prince and Princess of Wales have arrived at @NHM_London to meet children in its gardens. As patron, Catherine, alongside William, will join youngsters in activities designed to connect with nature & boost biodiversity in central London. pic.twitter.com/yFT76s28Hj — Cameron Walker (@CameronDLWalker) September 4, 2025 The Princess greeting a child at the museum. Many readers will recall that the Princess has been the museum's royal patron since 2013. The couple was there to see the museum's new gardens, described as ...a haven for wildlife and people in the heart of London. The gardens are free to visit; no ticket is required. We learn more from this People article. Princess Kate and Prince William learned how the gardens serve as a living laboratory, where visitors and scientists can view wildlife in an urban environment. The royals met students taking part in the National Education Nature Park program. Unfortunately, the outdoor activities at the museum were interrupted by a sudden downpour. Emily Ferguson of The Express shared a video of the rain. Unfortunately the heavens have opened… ☔️ But the Prince and Princess are carrying on deterred by the torrential downpour (even if the schoolchildren aren’t quite so happy by the change in weather) pic.twitter.com/p2PMZwCCAe — Emily Ferguson (@emilyinpalace) September 4, 2025 We return to the People story. Beverley Brown, an assistant headteacher at Kender Primary School, said, according to Hello!: We had been waiting for the session to start, and the children were very excited. Princess Kate was in amongst us and said, 'Let them go in,' and 'Let's take them inside, it's pouring.' Kate was seen helping to guide the young students inside as the rain came down. The Daily Mail has more in this piece. All had to dry off inside the activity centre before the royals took part in a workshop helping the children identify animals encased in blocks and find their regular habitat. Asked by a teacher for their findings, Catherine said the children in her group 'decided spiders are everywhere.' William rested his arm on one teacher's damp shoulders and said: 'Are you wet? We got you inside in time.' We return to the Daily Mail article. Sitting down in the activity centre, Catherine said: 'Sorry we are a bit wet. It was nice and dry and then suddenly within seconds, it was such a lovely day.' William laughed as he added: 'But it's nature, in amongst nature.' Kensington Palace noted the rain in a social media post. Here is a video from the Palace covering the museum visit. Exploring how the @NHM_London is using environmental education with storytelling and hands-on science to engage children with the natural world 🌍 The National Education Park Programme is inspiring young people to connect with nature, and to create more green spaces and habitats… pic.twitter.com/9YtUgYs47h — The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) September 4, 2025 We now look at what Kate wore for today's engagement. The blazer appears to be a past-season Ralph Lauren design, thanks to Ellie of Royal British Fashion via Middleton Maven. The single-breasted style is crafted in 100% wool tweed of a green/brown tweed, with notched lapels, angled flap pockets, darts, and a center back vent. I show it below as offered on resale site The Real Real. Beneath the jacket, the Princess had on a white shirt with a point collar and flared cuffs. Both the Mail and the Telegraph are reporting it is by shirtmaker With Nothing Underneath. It's possible she wore the label's Boyfriend Exaggerated Cuff style ($155),but the button spacing on the cuffs doesn't look quite the same. UPDATE: The brand tells Middleton Maven the shirt is their Boyfriend Style in 100% Tencel ($190), featuring a looser fit with pleats across the yoke. I'm not able to tell if the trousers are a dark teal as they appear in some photos, or black, so at this point, they are unidentified. The belt initially resembled the Anderson’s Croc Effect Leather Belt, which has been worn on multiple occasions; however, the buckle hardware is wider (seen below left) than the Anderson's style shown below right. It looks like the Princess wore loafers by Pretty Ballerinas, the Spanish brand specializing in flats and low-heeled designs that we have seen the Princess wear previously. The style is the Ella, with a pointed toe, fringed trim, and gold-toned hardware. Thank you to Kate Middleton Styled this ID, also via Middleton Maven. The Princess wore her hair down with a loose curl. It is clearly lighter than it has been for some time; I was wrong in the most recent post covering August style through the years, saying I thought it was the sunshine making it look so light. She brought back her Classic Blue Topaz Pear Drop Earrings (£850, roughly $1140 at today's exchange rates) by Kiki McDonough. She wore her engagement ring, wedding band, the Annoushka Eclipse Eternity Band ($2200), and the sapphire/diamond band believed to be Cartier's Etincelle style ($5000). The Princess also wore necklaces by Daniella Draper, her Trio Diamond Midnight Moon necklace, and the Fixed Alphabet Style with the initials G, C, and L. Here is one more photo from today's engagement. VIDEO: The Royal Family Channel offers almost 18 minutes of coverage in this video.
The Princess Wears Bella Freud for British Textiles Engagements – What Kate Wore
The Princess of Wales chose a suit by Bella Freud for engagements celebrating British textile makers. She started her day at the Sudbury Silk Mills in Suffolk, about three hours northeast of Windsor. She was greeted by Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk, whom many of you will recognize from his years as Private Secretary to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. More on the theme of today's engagements from Hello's coverage. [the Princess]...has long been passionate about the importance of the British textiles industry and its role as part of the UK's cultural and creative voice. She has family links to the industry as her paternal ancestors were the owners of the woollen manufacturer and merchant, William Lupton & Co, which was based in Leeds. Sudbury Silk Mills is a family-run company that has been weaving silk textiles for more than 300 years. The fabric for Queen Camilla's coronation gown was woven in Sudbury, as was the fabric for the wedding gown worn by Diana, Princess of Wales. The Princess looking at one of the looms at the mill. Below, the Princess with account manager Beth Humes (in green) and other employees. More from this BBC story. Beth Humes, account manager at Sudbury Silk Mills, led Catherine through the design part of the process, explaining how they developed their fabric collections. She's got a really good understanding of textiles and the industry already, Ms Humes said. She was really interested in how we go about things and really understood the fabric weights and constructions... it was an amazing point to start from. We learn more from this Hello Rayo article. It must be amazing seeing the artwork go onto fabrics, she said. Do you know which customers then take this design on? It must be such a proud thing being able to see your artwork on the catwalk or in other people's collections. Hello, Rayo also reports, In a later conversation, with a fabric inspector at the business, Kate said: 'One of the things I'm really keen to do is support the creative industries and actually showcase how many amazing job opportunities there are for young people within manufacturing.' Another view. The visit was memorialized with a group photo. Following her time with employees, the Princess greeted crowds of well-wishers, including a group of schoolchildren. We return to the Hello Rayo piece. Afterwards Daniel Woodrow, headteacher at St Gregory Primary, said: I think you can tell from the children's smiles and from the fact they're still shaking a little bit now just what a special gesture it was for the princess to come over and see them and spend some really quality time with them asking them questions, listening to their answers. They're absolutely buzzing and I still have goosebumps that she came over and did that, I'm so happy for them that they had this experience today. School pupil Molly Broughton, 10, said it was a once in a lifetime opportunity, adding: I can't believe it happened. Here is a quick video via Suffolk's Greatest Hits Radio. #ThePrincessofWales spoke to students from St Gregory CEVCP Sudbury as she left The Sudbury Silk Mill pic.twitter.com/wvgP9RqcAR — Greatest Hits Radio Suffolk News (@GHRSuffolk) September 11, 2025 Below, the Princess is seen speaking with another well-wisher, Dorothy Wallis. The BBC story has more. It was quite a moment. I thought she'd quickly come, in fact I was surprised she even did, and then she got hold of my hand and arm. I thanked her for coming over and she said, 'No – thank you for coming'. The Princess then traveled to Marina Mill in Kent, another family-run business. The mill specializes in screen-printing fabrics for the interior design/home furnishings industry. We learn more from The Daily Mail's story. They supply dozens of royal homes - from Buckingham Palace to Clarence House to Highgrove, and even the Prince and Princess of Wales themselves - and are world- renowned for the quality of their fabrics, as well as the fact that they still do everything by hand. Rebecca English of The Daily Mail shared a video. The Princess of Wales is now at Marina Mill in Cuxton, Kent, a family business that specialises in hand designing and screen- printing furnishing fabrics. pic.twitter.com/iMawjW6udE — Rebecca English (@RE_DailyMail) September 11, 2025 More from Kent Online's coverage. The company operates with a small team of nine employees who produce fabrics using the traditional silk-screen method, and are all highly skilled in hand-printing, colour mixing and screen-making. Princess Kate, who was dressed in a grey tweed trouser suit, spent time with design director Tandine Rawkins, observing the creative processes before mucking in herself. Below, the Princess and Ms. Rawkins. The Princess started her visit in her jacket and trousers, with her hair down. But she soon shed the blazer. She then put her hair up before trying her hand at the screen-printing process. More from this People piece. Kate removed her suit jacket, donned an apron, and then — in a move that impressed many — effortlessly tied back her long hair without the use of a band, pin or clip. She simply twisted her locks into a bun at the nape of her neck before tucking the ends underneath to secure the simple style. A quick video. Just the Princess of Wales effortlessly putting her hair into a bun with no hair ties or clips at all today 💅 pic.twitter.com/N8Tai9HQPg — Belle (@RoyallyBelle_) September 11, 2025 Here you see the Princess as she tries printing. We learn more from The Daily Mail story. ...workers Sam and Adam showed her how to transfer the colour from the screen, which had been engraved with a stunning floral pattern, onto the fabric by pushing through the coloured dye using a squeegee. ‘It’s a real labour of love,’ she remarked. ‘Do you have to do things in a particular order?’ She leaned over and helped place the heavy screen on the table over the material and then waited as Adam pushed the squeegee towards her. She then picked it up half way and completed the sweep, before catching some more paint on it and pushing it back to him. Concentrating heavily, she asked a few questions about where she should place her hands and appeared delighted when she pulled it off without a mistake. She then helped Adam carry the screen down to the next segment of fabric, repeating the exercise three times. Reaction to the Princess's visit via Kent Online. Tandine, reflecting on the royal visit, said: She was amazing. She has an ability to make everyone feel at ease. Everyone was anxious but she makes you forget to be nervous. She was asking all the questions - she had done her research. Tandine revealed that when a representative from Kensington Palace called in June, I thought it was a hoax. Summing up the visit, she concluded: I'm really happy with how it went. Here is a video from Kensington Palace about the engagements. Celebrating creativity, skills and community in Suffolk and Kent. From weaving to hand-printing, a pleasure to see the joy of craftsmanship at the heart of the British textiles industry. pic.twitter.com/VtcGEfEmNm — The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) September 11, 2025 Now, let's take a look at what Kate wore. We begin with her suit by British label Bella Freud. The tailored Earl Jacket ($533) is a single-breasted style done in a Prince of Wales check. The jacket is made of a wool/linen blend and features a slim cut, peaked lapels, and flap pockets. The Princess matched the jacket with Bella Freud's Schoolboy Trousers (£525, roughly $710 at today's exchange rates). They are a mid-rise design with a straight leg, belt loops, and side and back pockets. Both styles are currently sold out, but you can register to be notified if they are back in stock. Thank you to Mirela and Middleton Maven for this ID. Bella Freud is the daughter of painter Lucian Freud and the great-granddaughter of psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud. She launched her eponymous fashion label in 1990 and hosts a popular podcast, Fashion Neurosis. More about the designer from this New Yorker profile. In 1991, Freud won the New Generation Designer category at the British Fashion Awards. At the turn of the millennium, she designed several capsule collections for Jaeger, an old-school British label known for its camel-hair coats. More recently, she has created popular collections for Marks & Spencer, a British department store, with versions of her pussycat-bow blouses and slogan sweaters at a mass-market price point. But her own label has stayed small: she has a staff of around ten and only one boutique, in London’s Marylebone district. Middleton Maven suggests that beneath the jacket, the Princess wore a past-season Boden cashmere top similar to the current Eva Cashmere Tee ($149). It is a piece she has worn in the 'oatmeal' colorway. The Princess wore her 'Power' Pumps in black suede by Stuart Weitzman, a point-toe style with a 3.75 heel. I'm unsure whether they are the original style she's worn over the years (below left) or the updated version of the shoe (below right), but I am leaning toward it being the newer style. We saw the return of the black Anderson's Croc-Effect Belt ($225). Here is a closer look; you can just see the faint blue in the pattern. The Princess brought back her Daniella Draper Gold Diamond Luxury Maxi Cupid Hoop Earrings ($3400) and Fixed Alphabet Necklace (starting at $495) featuring her children's first initials. I'll leave you with one more image from today's engagements. VIDEO: The Royal Family Channel offers more than six minutes of coverage in this video.
The Princess of Wales in a Mix of US and UK Brands for Scouts Engagement – What Kate Wore
The Princess of Wales displayed her sartorial diplomacy today, mixing British and US brands for an engagement with United States First Lady Melania Trump. The Princess and the First Lady got together at Frogmore Gardens, along with Chief Scout Dwayne Fields. More from this People article. It was the first solo outing ever for Princess Kate and Melania, who both appeared to be in their element as they connected with the children, and the Princess of Wales wove a homemade staple that she whipped up herself into the lunch for the youngsters. According to the Daily Mail, Princess Kate organized a special packed lunch for the Scouts' Squirrels, featuring sandwiches with honey she made herself from her family's hives at Anmer Hall. They met up with some Squirrel Scouts (Squirrels are ages 4 to 6) from Lewisham, South London, working on their 'Go Wild!' badges. The Princess of Wales is joint president of the UK Scouts, sharing those duties with the Duke of Kent since 2020. Mr. Fields asked the women to participate in an activity, creating pictures of animals out of leaves the scouts collected. More from this Telegraph article by Hannah Furness. While helping the four to six-year-olds collect leaves and conkers, the Princess revealed that her youngest son, aged seven, had embraced autumn already. “We keep finding conkers in cupboards, in his bed – conkers everywhere!” she said, adding that he would put them in his toy trucks and play with them. One child asked the Princess whether she wore a crown. The Princess replied that she sometimes wore a tiara, but only in the evening. Mrs. Trump with one of the scouts. And another view of the Princess with some of the squirrels. We return to The Telegraph piece. The Princess asked the children nearest to her: “What are you doing? What are you drawing? Come and show me.” “Wow,” she responded, hearing about their activities. “I like doing this with my children. I had such fun doing this when I was your age.” And from The Daily Mail's coverage. The children then asked them to join them in a parachute game, taking side of a large piece of silk and flapping it, trying to get balls down a hole in the middle. Both laughed as the children excitedly ignored the command ‘gentle shakes’ and shook it wildly. There was also a picnic for the squirrels in the gardens—more from the BBC's story. Mr. Fields said Melania and Kate were both very personable and spent a lot of time with the young people who took part in drawing and other activities. Having the princess there, our joint president, alongside the first lady of the United States, is going to be something very special for them in years to come when they understand the true magnitude of what has just happened, he added. I think it is really important to say they both strongly believe in what we do within the scouts movement and this was a great opportunity for us here, the spiritual home of the Scouts where it all began, to showcase scouting to the US. The children were given their Go Wild badges by the Princess, First Lady, and Mr. Fields. The First Lady wore a safari-style Ralph Lauren jacket, Loro Piana trousers, and Roger Vivier flats.Now, for our look at what Kate wore. We begin with the Me + Em Suede Cropped Military Jacket ($475, most recent price, out of stock). Done in olive green suede, the double-breasted jacket showcases military-inspired styling with a loose fit. Thank you to Gabi for this ID. Beneath the jacket, it looks like the Princess wore another ME + EM design, the Straight Sweater Vest ($345) in 'chestnut brown' cashmere. With thanks to Carly at Kate Middleton Style and Middleton Maven for the ID, the piece has a boxy cut with ribbing at the neckline and side slits. It looks like the Princess chose a skirt from the upscale Ralph Lauren Collection line, the US brand's Evilyn Birdseye Tweed Skirt in Dark Brown ($1890). Made in 100% birdseye wool with a nubby, textured feel, the pleated skirt hits below the knee. The A-line style is described as having ...trouser-inspired elements like an extended buttoned waist tab, front zipper, coin pocket, and belt loops. The skirt is also available at Harrods ($2100) in small sizes at Farfetch ($2637). Our thanks are again directed to Gabi for this ID. Accessories included a Polo Ralph Lauren belt, the Crocodile-Stamped Leather Belt from the Polo line, featuring a double-prong buckle with the POLO logo made from solid brass atop a calfskin belt. The Princess brought back her Bespoke Gianvito Rossi boots. The style is similar to the brand's off-the-rack Glen Boots ($1895). The boot is made in suede with a block heel that runs about 3.3 in height. It is also available at Gianvito Rossi and at Nordstrom, as well as My Theresa. (If fond of this style in black, it is 50% off at Farfetch.) The Princess's scarf is made from Sudbury Silk, one of the fabric mills she visited last week. Thanks to Kate Mansey of The Times for this ID information. The company noted online that the scarf is made of 100% silk fabric from Stephen Walters' latest collection—more from the Sudbury Mills social media post. It was woven especially for her [the Princess] and presented as a gift on her visit to us last week. At the mill shop we make the best use of surplus from Sudbury Silk Mills. As this is the new collection we do not have this particular design for sale at present. However, we have many other fabrics, scarves, and gifts for sale. We saw the return of the Teardrop Garnet Charm Hoop Earrings ($125) by Welsh jeweler Spells of Love. I'll leave you with one more photo of the Princess at today's engagement. VIDEOS: The Royal Family Channel has almost 20 minutes of coverage in this video. Forbes has 8 minutes+ of coverage from Frogmore Gardens.
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