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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So when Kate Middleton got engaged and showed the world her ring, she looked PERFECT - hair, outfit, teeth, smile, manicure etc. When Zara Phillips got engaged and showed the world her ring, it was extremely modest and her nails were tatty and she had a hole in her sleeve. This is the difference between strivers and the truly wealthy. Also yes to being unflappable and stoic. [/quote] Being impeccably groomed, especially all the time, is a mark of the middle class. Having impeccable table manners is also a mark of the middle class. Being emotional - middle class. I agree with the above characterization. Kate Middleton is middle class - in both attitude and life. Zara has always been upper class. On the other hand, Kate having to be impeccably dressed in public now - I wouldn't characterize her as middle class because of that. She's a royal and there are expectations; being impeccably dressed in public is her job. It would be disrespectful for her to not be impeccably dressed. Agree with other posters here too - not being loud - that's upper class. Being low key.. Drinking a lot.. Being outdoorsy.. Liking dogs (in many instances liking them better than people).. Certain activities - sailing, squash, skiing. European vacations being not a big deal (that said cruises are usually lower class, unless you charter a boat that fits ... say ..10 people)[/quote]
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