BRF Fashion Thread

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Anonymous wrote:Princess Anne 2023 Ascot

In iridescent green coat!



She pulls off this bold green.

And 1995 called and they want Kate’s coat dresses back. Happy?

80s curtains. Nothing modern about this.

The BRF cannot be happy wearing coat dresses in heavy curtain fabrics--imagine having to do so for the rest of your life!

I love coat dresses. Not so much the BRF men.

+1 for loving coat dresses!

-2 for loving coat dresses. So now we are are at 0

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Princess Anne 2023 Ascot

In iridescent green coat!



She pulls off this bold green.

And 1995 called and they want Kate’s coat dresses back. Happy?

80s curtains. Nothing modern about this.

The BRF cannot be happy wearing coat dresses in heavy curtain fabrics--imagine having to do so for the rest of your life!

It gets cold in Great Britain?

It’s freezing in Scotland.

Which is why you wear a stylish dress, maybe in wool, inside. And a coat outside. These two things are different.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Princess Anne 2023 Ascot

In iridescent green coat!



She pulls off this bold green.

And 1995 called and they want Kate’s coat dresses back. Happy?

80s curtains. Nothing modern about this.

The BRF cannot be happy wearing coat dresses in heavy curtain fabrics--imagine having to do so for the rest of your life!

I love coat dresses. Not so much the BRF men.

+1 for loving coat dresses!

-2 for loving coat dresses. So now we are are at 0

1- for coat dresses, so maybe we’re at -2 now.

It’s a 30-year-old style, and the word “style” is being generous. It’s someone’s idea of a serious outfit, but other royals have found ways to do “serious” without literally boxing themselves in. I Pretty sure nobody here would champion them if a Kardashian wore them, or if they weren’t Kate’s go-to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Coat dresses forever!

Then march yourself on over to Talbots and you too can own Kate’s look.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

Really beautiful dresses and completely appropriate.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

Sleeves too short on fur jacket

The sleeves are 3/4 length.

Yes, too short, doesn't look right especially with slim wrist on a tall person (both apply to me so I know the look--looks like are wearing a child's coat)

I disagree. It's a great look and I'm also tall and slim. Much more current for that look than a full-length sleeve.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

Sleeves too short on fur jacket

The sleeves are 3/4 length.

Yes, too short, doesn't look right especially with slim wrist on a tall person (both apply to me so I know the look--looks like are wearing a child's coat)

I disagree. It's a great look and I'm also tall and slim. Much more current for that look than a full-length sleeve.

I disagree, it is an unflattering look. Looks like "big man little jacket" to borrow from.a skit.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

Really beautiful dresses and completely appropriate.

Not beautiful and appropriateness can be questioned

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

Sleeves too short on fur jacket

The sleeves are 3/4 length.

Yes, too short, doesn't look right especially with slim wrist on a tall person (both apply to me so I know the look--looks like are wearing a child's coat)

I disagree. It's a great look and I'm also tall and slim. Much more current for that look than a full-length sleeve.

+1

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

Sleeves too short on fur jacket

The sleeves are 3/4 length.

Yes, too short, doesn't look right especially with slim wrist on a tall person (both apply to me so I know the look--looks like are wearing a child's coat)

I disagree. It's a great look and I'm also tall and slim. Much more current for that look than a full-length sleeve.

+1

+2

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

Sleeves too short on fur jacket

The sleeves are 3/4 length.

Yes, too short, doesn't look right especially with slim wrist on a tall person (both apply to me so I know the look--looks like are wearing a child's coat)

I disagree. It's a great look and I'm also tall and slim. Much more current for that look than a full-length sleeve.

+1

+2

-1000

[Anonymous]

I mean, I don't love Kate's after-wedding jacket, but it's fine.

It adds texture (is that mohair?) and geometry (those 3/4 sleeves) to what's otherwise a fairly uninteresting after-wedding dress (there's a difference between simple elegance and boring). A longer jacket would have clashed with Kate's signature very high-waisted outfits. And a pashmina scarf would have looked dumb.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I mean, I don't love Kate's after-wedding jacket, but it's fine.

It adds texture (is that mohair?) and geometry (those 3/4 sleeves) to what's otherwise a fairly uninteresting after-wedding dress (there's a difference between simple elegance and boring). A longer jacket would have clashed with Kate's signature very high-waisted outfits. And a pashmina scarf would have looked dumb.

I meant to add, the only thing that's going on with that after-wedding dress is the sparkling waistband and what looks like some slight Tudor-era hip padding directly underneath. A longer jacket would have hidden the waistband. So bring on the short jacket.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

The actual Queen approved.

You knew the actual Queen?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Princess Anne 2023 Ascot

In iridescent green coat!



She pulls off this bold green.

And 1995 called and they want Kate’s coat dresses back. Happy?

80s curtains. Nothing modern about this.

The BRF cannot be happy wearing coat dresses in heavy curtain fabrics--imagine having to do so for the rest of your life!

It gets cold in Great Britain?

Friend said it was like living inside a refrigerator.

I believe that.