BRF Fashion Thread

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Same. So I googled beatrice and eugenie to get some latest looks. Here to help.

Please tell me this is bad timing and a photobomb and that her lashes are not really this huge

Who are you talking about?

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Same. So I googled beatrice and eugenie to get some latest looks. Here to help.

Please tell me this is bad timing and a photobomb and that her lashes are not really this huge

I had the same thought about the lashes. Blow up the picture and look closely. It’s a photobomb- her lashes look perfectly natural.

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Same. So I googled beatrice and eugenie to get some latest looks. Here to help.

Eugenie's dress = suffragette vibes. I like it.

This is what suffragists wore:
https://photos.com/featured/women-holding-the-suffragist-bettmann.html

Not fitted knit ribbed elbow length sleeve sheath dresses

That why I said vibes. Reminded me of images like this. The white dresses and jaunty angle of the hats.

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Anonymous wrote:I LOVE all the coat dresses the BRF wear. I wish American women wore them more.

There's nothing stopping you from doing so.

I love wearing a coat dress.

Which one have you bought recently or in the near past? Link please.

https://www.nordstrom.com/s/tahari-asl-side-tie-long-sleeve-wrap-coat-dress/7421990

I have broad shoulders so the boxiness of this one's upper half isn't a problem. I would've bought the red-orange version if it had been in stock at the time.

Here's another one I'd considered, but the way the waist is cut in so much and rides high would've looked terrible on me.
https://www.phase-eight.com/product/mattea-longline-coat-dress-90091505016.html

That fitted short dress in the first link is not the kind the BRF wears. They wear double sided fabric A line shaped coat dresses that go below the knee, in primary colors. In any event in your post for each dress, you pointed out their flaws but made excuses for them.

Hold on a sec. Are you the pp I responded to in good faith? I thought a poster was asking me where I got a coat dress that I enjoy wearing, so I responded with a link plus a second link to show another one for consideration. You know, general chat about coat dresses because I thought you were genuinely interested.

White lotus pool scene

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here for this thread.

Same. So I googled beatrice and eugenie to get some latest looks. Here to help.

Please tell me this is bad timing and a photobomb and that her lashes are not really this huge

Who are you talking about?

The one in the pink.

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From Japan state dinner. I wonder how many similar dresses Camilla has to accommodate her huge necklaces. Correct me if I am wrong, but does this dress look ill-fitted?

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Anonymous wrote:Kate looked amazing, but you have to be rail thin to pull off that outfit. Like, as small as she is. You can’t put that bow on anyone larger than a size 0. It really worked just as they intended with the picture frame carriage.

Camilla, even though she is a homewrecker, looks amazing! The hat! The hat is so big you guys, and she really pulled it off.

I like that color on her.

+1 Icy mint? It's stunning on her.

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From Japan state dinner. I wonder how many similar dresses Camilla has to accommodate her huge necklaces. Correct me if I am wrong, but does this dress look ill-fitted?

It looks well-fitted. The seams and hem hit where they are supposed to. There are no draglines at all.

There is a bit of wearing ease, but that is a matter of personal preference, not poor tailoring, and is also a necessity when the garment fabric does not contain elastane.

What are you seeing that leads you to think it does not fit well?

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Same. So I googled beatrice and eugenie to get some latest looks. Here to help.

Do you think those dresses would look better if they got a spray tan? I ask this as a woman with very white skin, and I prefer to put some spray tan on my legs and arms in the summer when I wear dresses. I think it makes me look better.

That is really not a British aristocrat thing.

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Anonymous wrote:Is Eugenia wearing a name tag in that picture? That seems….odd. Like she’s such a minor member of the family people might forget who she is? Or maybe she’s at a different event and that’s why she looks so much more casual?

It is a name tag. She’s at Ascot, which is a horse race. Maybe it’s like the pass for the box. I guess it’s slightly more elegant than a lanyard?

Yes. It is a name tag for the Royal Enclosure at Ascot. Interestingly, almost everyone has to wear them - even Royals. Here is Catherine wearing one when she was Duchess of Cambridge:


I believe only the King and Queen and Prince and Princess of Wales don't have to wear them. here is Catherine at her first Ascot as Princess of Wales, sans name tag:

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From Japan state dinner. I wonder how many similar dresses Camilla has to accommodate her huge necklaces. Correct me if I am wrong, but does this dress look ill-fitted?

it doesn't look ill fitted. She's an older woman and it looks comfortable.

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Camilla has worn the same style for years. It suits her, though I've always thought it reads as "droopy."

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From Japan state dinner. I wonder how many similar dresses Camilla has to accommodate her huge necklaces. Correct me if I am wrong, but does this dress look ill-fitted?

it doesn't look ill fitted. She's an older woman and it looks comfortable.

Someone thought something a woman in the BRF wasn't beautiful or amazing or reminiscent of the suffersgist or the first woman in space or a beauty queen or a goddess--and that is ok. Really.

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Anonymous wrote:Here for this thread.

Same. So I googled beatrice and eugenie to get some latest looks. Here to help.

Please tell me this is bad timing and a photobomb and that her lashes are not really this huge

Following a trend adopted from urban culture that she wants to bring into the mainstream.

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Anonymous wrote:Camilla has worn the same style for years. It suits her, though I've always thought it reads as "droopy."[/quote
That's the perfect word: droopy!! Yes, the skin around her neck is droopy, and there seems to be space between her dress and her skin at the neckless area.