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Princess Kate References Princess Diana With This Baby-Blue Look

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By Princess Charlotte, Catherine Walker, Mike Marsland
| starsalert.com
Every June, the royal family comes together to celebrate the British monarch’s birthday with an event known as Trooping the Colour. And every year, Princess Kate puts on her best springtime pastels and a classic fascinator. Today, she went with baby blue and a matching Philip Treacy hat. Jeff Spicer//Getty ImagesShowing up to the London festivities, the future queen looked beautiful in a powder-blue coat-dress, courtesy of her longtime collaborator Catherine Walker.
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Pedro Pascal Tries Out the Double V-Neck Look for Spring

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By Pedro Pascal, Mike Marsland, Jessica Maccormack
| starsalert.com
In 2026, the V-neck has made a roaring comeback. While it was once considered the uniform of emo boy bands and Brooklyn hipsters, the silhouette has gotten a much-needed rebranding thanks to recent collections from the likes of Chanel, Prada, Dior, and more—where plunging sweaters and angular tops reigned supreme.
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La historia de las calaveras, el estampado que desbanca a las flores y los lunares esta primavera

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By Amaia Odriozola Verified, Mike Marsland
| El País Verified
Moda Presentado por primera vez en 2003 por Alexander McQueen, el estampado se convirtió rápidamente en uno de los símbolos más reconocibles de la moda de principios de la década de 2000, fusionando rebelión, lujo y romanticismo gótico británico en un objeto de culto Las calaveras de McQueen están de vuelta. “Flores en primavera, qué original”. Lo mismo aplica a los lunares, los tonos pastel, el color azul claro y el amarillo mantequilla. En unas semanas, hablaremos de los cuadros vichy.
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