Queen consort Camilla is like all lambda women and also picks from the dressing room of her man, King Charles III!
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry made a most remarkable outing this Tuesday, December 6, at the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Ripple of Hope gala in New York. Dressed to the nines, the Duke of Sussex appeared in impeccable costume, just like his wife and Duchess, who caused a sensation in a superb creation Louis Vuitton bespoke created by the artistic director of the French luxury house, Nicolas Ghesquiere. A successful appearance for the famous couple, but not enough to eclipse the British royal family! And for good reason, on the other side of the Atlantic, a prestigious event was also held: the whole first official diplomatic banquet given by the new King Charles III. Kate Middleton, all dressed in red, and her husband Prince William were obviously there and dazzled all the guests. But we also had to rely on Queen Consort Camilla, who appeared as elegant as one could wish in a long Anna Valentine toilette, worn with precious jewels that belonged to the late Elizabeth II: the Belgian sapphire tiara, and the George VI sapphire earrings and necklace. Something to pay a beautiful tribute to the late queen. But that’s not all, because Camilla also caught the eye by betting on another striking piece… And it is the King Charles Embroidered Coat. A magnificent gift given to her by the Saudi designer Yahya Al Bishri, called farwa in Saudi Arabia, and entirely made of traditional wool and embroidered by hand. An ideal coat for very cold periods, which Camilla had already borrowed from her husband during the evening of the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. Like what, even queens love to dig into their darling’s dressing room!
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Camilla Parker Bowles fan of cosmetic surgery
If Camilla pays attention to her style, like many women (and men), she also pays attention to the damage of time on her physique. This is how the queen consort never hesitated to do use of cosmetic surgery in order to sublimate its image from the top of its 75 years. According to the book Majestyby Bertrand Meyer-Stabley, whose excerpts were unveiled by the magazine Gala, the mother-in-law of prince William did not hesitate to listen to her husband when he advised her to review her image. The writer thus explained that King Charles would not have had “no scruples about following the recommendations of his communication experts and pushing his mistress (now his wife) to improve her look to match the standards required of a member of the royal family“. Camilla Parker-Bowles would therefore have paid 11,600 euros for “redo your facade“. A total makeover including whitening and realignment of his teeth, injections “in forehead wrinkles” and “peels and laser treatments” in order to remove the other wrinkles. Just that!