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Sarah Lindig

  • Fashion Editor / Writer & Creative Consultant, Freelance
New York
As seen in: MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Entertainment, Aol, Cosmopolitan, Cosmopolitan España, SFGate, ELLE, ELLE España, Esquire and
freelance fashion editor & creative consultant. previously: harper's bazaar | elle | marie claire
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Kate Middleton Wears the Lover’s Knot Tiara at the U.S. State Banquet

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By Sarah Lindig, Moriel Mizrahi Finder
| ELLE Verified
We use technologies that provide information about your interactions with this site to others for functionality, analytics, targeted advertising, and other uses. Learn more in our Privacy Notice. Skip to Content 1 of 19 On her wedding day, the then-Duchess of Cambridge complemented her Alexander McQueen bridal gown with a dramatic veil, which was anchored by the Cartier Halo Scroll Tiara, on loan from Queen Elizabeth.
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Kate Middleton Wears the Lover’s Knot Tiara at the U.S. State Banquet

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By Moriel Mizrahi Finder, Sarah Lindig
| Aol Verified
Kate Middleton is known for many things—glorious hair, adorable children, a love of high street style—but wearing tiaras is not one of them. While the Princess of Wales is frequently seen in a hat or fascinators, the times when she’s worn a tiara are comparatively few. In fact, she has worn a tiara on just a few occasions. Most recently, at the state banquet honoring U.S. president Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump on Sept.
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Want to Know What High Heels Looked Like the Year You Were Born?

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By Sarah Lindig
| Harper's Bazaar Verified
High heels add a lift to any outfit—both literally in height and figuratively in confidence. And the beauty of feminine shoe is that it comes in all different shapes and styles. Think kitten heels, platform heels, strappy heeled sandals, wedges, even heels made out of lucite or cork. From the 1940s to today, between Audrey Hepburn's alligator pumps to Lady Gaga's Alexander McQueen Armadillo shoes, high heels have been an integral component of wardrobes throughout the past century.
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