summer it was announced Kate's portraits of two holocaust survivors would feature as part of a photography exhibition at the Imperial War Museum, featuring over fifty Holocaust survivors and their families. Kate said she was "honoured" her pieces were chosen.
また、キャサリン妃は、この日
撮影をした生還者のお二人と家族の方達とも再開
ハグやチークキスで再開を喜ばれ、
現状などをお聞きに。
握手の際、女性生還者の方が
キャサリン妃に「手が冷たいですね」と言うと
「私の手はいつも冷たいんです。」
また、ご自身が孫達と過ごせる喜びを語るとともに、キャサリン妃にも
子供達と会える時間が充分にあるかと聞かれると
「常にあります。彼らが私にとって最優先なんです。」
Yvonne remarked, "You've got cold hands."
Kate replied, "I've always got cold hands."
The event marked Yvonne's first social outing since lockdown, and she shared her delight at spending the evening with her granddaughter.
She also asked Kate if she gets to see enough of her children.
Kate said, "All the time. They're my priority."
では、ファッション〜！
超懐かしい洋服を着回し！！
とはいえ、すでに3度お召しになっていて、今回が4回目。
最初は2011年で、2014年、2016年
白地にネイビーがアクセントの、
ミリタリーテイストのブラウスは
《アレキサンダー・マックイーン》
これまでは、3度とも同様に
ネイビーのタイトスカートと、
いわばセットアップでお召しになっていましたが
今回は初めて、パンツでコーデ！！
しかもスリム。。
くわえて、
コートを羽織って。。
これが、イマイチ、、、
と私は思う。
コートがこの中のコーデと合ってない
ニュアンスが違うと言うか、、、
フェミニンなシルエットのコートに、
中はマニッシュなコーデ。
だから、簡単に言うと、
宝塚ちっくというか
王子様っぽい（笑）
せめて、パンツがワイドパンツだったら話は別だった、、
ウエストがーカーブした女性らしいシルエットのコート＋スリム
というのがNG
久々にNG出ちゃいました
単なる私から、ですけどねw
私的には、
昨年末にお召しになっていた
《ホブス》のダブルのコートの方が、
よかった気がするな〜〜
あとは、最近ワイドパンツが主になってたこともあり
久々にスリム系のパンツを見ると、なんか古さを感じたり。
色がコンサバネイビーだから余計に、だね。
ここは、”また“でもいいから
ワイドパンツにすべし、でしたね。
でも、新たな着回しチャレンジ精神は素晴らしい！！
見習うべし❤️
ダークブルーのコート《Catherine Walker》（＝2021年5月13日 ＠Mental Health Awareness Week With West Midlands Visit）
"The Duchess viewed the IWM’s new Second World War Galleries, which display over 1,500 collection items from 80 countries that bring to life the impact of the Second World War on millions of people. She will then visit The Holocaust Galleries, which tell the individual stories of some of the six million Jewish people murdered in the Holocaust."
The Museum added: "The new Second World War and The Holocaust Galleries will draw heavily upon the unique personal stories that IWM’s collections contain to present a vivid narrative that reflects the realities of the Second World War, the Holocaust and the resulting impact upon the world."
Kensington Palace said:
"Generations: Portraits of Holocaust Survivors (6 August 2021 – 9 January 2022) aims to honour the victims of the Holocaust and to celebrate the full lives that survivors have built in the UK, whilst serving as a reminder of our collective responsibility to ensure their stories live on. It includes photography by 12 leading contemporary photographers, and has been created in partnership with IWM, Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, the Royal Photographic Society (of which the Duchess is Patron), Jewish News, and Dangoor Education."
Steven Frank and Yvonne Bernstein with their grandchildren.
The portraits were part of an exhibition which brought together 75 images of survivors with their loved ones to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of the Holocaust.
Holocaust survivor 《Steven Frank》
inspired by 17th century Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer because both Steven and Yvonne have strong links to the Netherlands. Speaking about the experience, Kate said, "While I have been lucky enough to meet two of the now very few survivors, I recognise not everyone in the future will be able to hear these stories first hand. I recall reading The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank. Her sensitive and intimate interpretation of the horrors of the time was one of the underlying inspirations behind the images. I wanted to make the portraits deeply personal to Yvonne and Steven – a celebration of family and the life that they have built since they both arrived in Britain in the 1940s."
Steven Frank was photographed with his granddaughters Maggie and Trixie. Originally from Amsterdam
Yvonne and Chloe
Yvonne remarked, "You've got cold hands."
Kate replied, "I've always got cold hands."
The event marked Yvonne's first social outing since lockdown, and she shared her delight at spending the evening with her granddaughter.
She also asked Kate if she gets to see enough of her children.
Kate said, "All the time. They're my priority."
Yvonne Bernstein is originally from Germany. She was a hidden child throughout most of the Holocaust, travelling in the care of relatives through France and frequently changing homes. Yvonne was photographed with her eleven-year-old granddaughter, Chloe Wright
viewed images of survivors Zigi and Manfred, whom she met in Stutthof in 2017
The Palace added,
"The Duchess viewed the IWM’s new Second World War Galleries, which display over 1,500 collection items from 80 countries that bring to life the impact of the Second World War on millions of people. She will then visit The Holocaust Galleries, which tell the individual stories of some of the six million Jewish people murdered in the Holocaust."
'Their stories will stay with me': Kate Middleton reunited with Holocaust survivors whom she photographed to mark 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz
Steven Frank, 84, with his two granddaughters Maggie, 15, and Trixie 13, was photographed holding a pan his mother used as a boy
To mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, Mr Frank and Mrs Bernstein, who both settled in Britain after the war, were photographed by the Duchess of Cambridge at Kensington Palace in moving family portraits for a new exhibition.
In one of the pictures Mr Frank is seen holding a pan, this had been one of his mother's items that he had kept from during his time at Westerbork transit camp. He was later sent to Theresienstadt with his brothers and mother.
Whilst at the camp his mother would do laundry for prisoners in exchange for a small amount of bread. She would put crumbs into the pan, adding hot water to make a paste. She would give each child a spoonful to keep them alive, denying herself of the food.
It was this act of kindness from his mother and her use of the pan that ultimately saved his life. He survived multiple concentration camps and Mr Frank and his and his brothers are three of only 93 children who survived the camp, out of 15,000 children sent there.
At the time, Kate, who is patron of the Royal Photographic Society and had produced a thesis on photography during her art history degree, said 'despite unbelievable trauma at the start of their lives' they were 'two of the most life-affirming people that I have had the privilege to meet'.
She added: 'They look back on their experiences with sadness but also with gratitude that they were some of the lucky few to make it through.
'Their stories will stay with me forever.'
Memories: Yvonne Bernstein, 82, pictured alongside her 11-year-old granddaughter Chloe, also survived the Nazi Holocaust
She said that whilst she had been lucky enough to meet the survivors, she recognised that not everyone in the future would be able to hear such stories first hand.
'It is vital that their memories are preserved and passed on to future generations, so that what they went through will never be forgotten.
'One of the most moving accounts I read as a young girl was 'The Diary of Anne Frank' which tells a very personal reflection of life under Nazi occupation from a child's perspective. Her sensitive and intimate interpretation of the horrors of the time was one of the underlying inspirations behind the images.
'I wanted to make the portraits deeply personal to Yvonne and Steven – a celebration of family and the life that they have built since they both arrived in Britain in the 1940s. The families brought items of personal significance with them which are included in the photographs.
'It was a true honour to have been asked to participate in this project and I hope in some way Yvonne and Steven's memories will be kept alive as they pass the baton to the next generation.'
Mr Frank (pictured as a youngster with his father, right), was among a handful of children to make it out alive. In the picture on right right Mr Frank is centre with his mother and father by his side
Mrs Bernstein (pictured as a youngster) was hidden as a child in France throughout most of the Second World War and her uncle was seized and murdered for shielding her
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ダークブルーのコート《Catherine Walker》（＝2021年5月13日 ＠Mental Health Awareness Week With West Midlands Visit）
（＝2021年5月13日 ＠Mental Health Awareness Week With West Midlands Visit）
arrived with a film crew accompanying them who are thought to be documenting their activities
seen sporting his regimental medals on his chest and the KCVO Neck Order and Star attached to his bow tie. The medal is given by the Queen in recognition of distinguished personal service to the monarchy
a reporter asked, "Are you proud of your husband?" Meghan replied, "I'm always proud of him."
Jon Bon Jovi and his wife Dorothea Hurley
2020 -- To mark Remembrance Sunday in 2020, Harry and Meghan visited the Los Angeles National Cemetery
2019 -- Prince Harry with his brother Prince William and uncle Prince Andrew at a Remembrance Sunday ceremony at the Cenotaph in London on November 10, 2019
2018 -- Harry and his brother on November 11 in 2018
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NEW 赤のガウン《Carolina Herrera》”Pre-Fall 2022 Collection”
We've seen Meghan favour pieces by the iconic brand with some frequency since the wedding
include the Duchess' first Trooping the Colour and recent maternity looks.
Meghan has a close working relationship with Wes Gordon, Herrera's creative director since 2018. For their first black-tie event in over eighteen months, it's a stunning choice. With a plunge neckline and a full-skirt with train, it's a striking return to the red carpet
a sketch of the gown as part of the Pre-Fall 2022 Collection
Venezuelan-American designer Carolina Herrera shared a sketch of the bold red dress worn by Meghan and explained how it was 'designed as part of the Pre-Fall 2022 Collection by Creative Director Wes Gordon'
ピアス《Birks》”Snowflake Snowstorm earrings”
"inspired by the unique silhouettes and intricate shapes of snowflakes and their shimmer"
NEW 靴《Giuseppe Zanotti》"Samia pointed-toe slingback pumps" $933 → $373
"Detailed with a pleated slingback strap and crystal-embellished buckle detail, these stiletto pumps are finished with a pointed toe."
Why was Prince Harry not wearing military uniform?
Harry is banned from wearing military uniform after he was stripped of his honorary military titles following him stepping down as a senior royal last year, but was allowed to pin his medals on his black tie suit at last night’s event.
Despite his decade of Army service, the Duke lost his titles of Captain General Royal Marines; Honorary Air Commandant, RAF Honington; and Commodore-in-Chief, Small Ships and Diving, Royal Naval Command.
Harry received the Golden Jubilee medal in 2002, the Operational Service medal for Afghanistan in 2018 after his frontline service in Helmand province and the received the Diamond Jubilee medal in 2012.
In April, all the Royal Family wore morning coats with medals or day dress, rather than military uniforms, for Prince Philip’s funeral at Windsor Castle amid concerns from Buckingham Palace that Harry would be the only senior male royal dressed differently.
『追加情報』
こんなのが発覚
掲示板で出された、お二人の紹介表示が
サセックス公爵夫人、ハリー王子、、、、らしい。
そもそもハリー王子の出席が先に決定していたはずで
しかも本来の並びからいっても、先のはず。
Viewers were left questioning why Meghan's title, the Duchess of Sussex, was listed before that of her husband former soldier Prince Harry who was there to award bravery medals to fellow veterans at the glamourous Veterans Day event in New York
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