Grey hair happens to nearly everyone and Princess Kate, who the tabloids claim may be pregnant, is no different. The duchess looked as stylish as ever as she made one of her first public appearances following the christening of her royal baby, Prince George Alexander Louis. Check out the link below to see the pics.
Middleton’s public appearance was for a good cause, to celebrate British Royal Legion for London Poppy Day. The holiday honors those brave men who lost their lives during the first World War.
Not only did Kate part her hair in an atypical fashion, but the 31-year-old royal also debuted a few new grey hairs. Her slender body, however, managed to dispel rumors that the princess is pregnant with her second child.
It’s no wonder, then, that Kate may be considering a makeover. And it will be Emilia Jardine-Paterson, an interior designer who is Kate’s friend, that will allegedly lead the makeover efforts. According to an insider who spoke to Grazia:
“Kate admires Emilia’s style. Emilia has become increasingly important to her and Kate always uses her as a sounding board. Kate is trying to move Kate away from the Middleton neutral palate and push her towards colour or pattern. Emilia loves vintage and tries to get Kate to be a bit more quirky.”
Of course, news of the makeover came in the wake of Prince George Alexander Louis’ royal christening. Prior to the event, godparents of the children were announced. CNN provided a breakdown of the short list:
“Among them is Prince William's cousin Zara Tindall, daughter of Princess Anne, and close friends of the couple...Oliver Baker, who got to know William and Catherine at St. Andrew's University, Emilia Jardine-Paterson, who went to school with Catherine, and William van Cutsem, a childhood friend of William. The other godparents are Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, a former private secretary to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry; Julia Samuel, who was a good friend of William's mother, Diana, Princess of Wales; and Earl Grosvenor, son of the Duke of Westminster.”
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