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Queen Camilla Brings Back a Key Piece From Her Royal Wardrobe: The Peacock Print Dress by Bombshell London
Queen Camilla joined a bevy of attendees at the Women's Prize for Fiction and Nonfiction event on Wednesday in London. The daytime occasion celebrated female writers and their contributions and work, while honoring the best novels and non-fiction work of the year. Britain's queen consort turned to her royal wardrobe and selected a dress she's worn on several occasions in the past. Queen Camilla selected a peacock print dress courtesy of Bombshell London by Katya Wildman, a boutique which shuttered its doors in 2024. Wildman has since rebranded with her own eponymous label. More from WWD Leslie Bibb Wears Blazer Minidress, Parker Posey Gets Textural in Feathery Look and More From 'The White Lotus' FYC Event Jameela Jamil Preps Her Own Makeup for the 'Elio' Premiere: 'An Homage to the '90s Supermodels' Emily Blunt Channels Disco Era in Elie Saab Dress for the American Institute for Stuttering's 19th Annual Gala This peacock printed dress is not to be confused with another similar style with the same patterning motif. Queen Camilla also owns a Fiona Clare-designed peacock print dress, which she's reworn before, including alongside King Charles III at the Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show in May 2024. The long-sleeve midi dress Queen Camilla chose to wear for her Wednesday royal engagement, however, features certain distinctions that separate this look from the Fiona Clare-designed dress. The Bombshell London peacock print dress embraces shades of green instead of Fiona Clare's vibrant blue. Other details from the Bombshell London peacock print dress include a sinuous collar with Peter Pan styling and a wrap belt at the waist for added silhouette definition. While Queen Camilla often turns to her go-to designers — Fiona Clare and Anna Valentine — for her royal attire to such occasions, the Bombshell London dress marks a return for one of the queen consort's most reliable wardrobe pieces. Queen Camilla previously wore this dress in August 2023 for the 'Poetry Together' recital and tea party at Fielding Primary School. Instead of a pop of purple with her shoes, Queen Camilla wore a pair of patent leather neutral tone caramel pumps. Accessories-wise, Queen Camilla kept her jewelry the same. She favored pieces by Kiki McDonough and Van Cleef & Arpels, bracelets and necklace she's worn on previous daytime occasions. The peacock print dress also marks the return of one of the British royal family members' preferred style staples: rewears. Like Queen Camilla, Kate Middleton often repurposes and rewears pieces from her wardrobe. Even Princess Charlotte, daughter of Kate Middleton and Prince William, re-wore her Christmas 2024 tartan black, green and blue coat for the 80th anniversary of V-E Day commemorations last May. View Gallery Launch Gallery: Queen Camilla's Royal Style Throughout King Charles III's Reign [PHOTOS] Best of WWD Mia Threapleton's Red Carpet Style Through the Years [PHOTOS] Princess Charlene of Monaco's Grand Prix Style Through the Years: Louis Vuitton, Akris and More, Photos Princess Charlene's Monaco Grand Prix Style Evolution at Full Speed: Shades of Blue in Louis Vuitton, Playful Patterning in Akris and More
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Emily Blunt Says Her 2 Daughters Would 'Quite Like' to Visit 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' Set: 'Just for the Fashion'
Emily Blunt's girls are just as excited about The Devil Wears Prada sequel as the rest of us. The actress, 42, spoke with Entertainment Tonight at the American Institute for Stuttering's 19th Annual Gala and was asked about the upcoming sequel to the iconic movie. Blunt, who was careful not to reveal too much, did say that her daughters Hazel, 11, and Violet, 9, are excited to visit her on set. "I think they would quite like to go to set. Just for the fashion,' Blunt says of her girls, whom she shares with husband John Krasinski. 'I know, they're like Mary Schmoppins, this is like Devil Wears Prada. They're all about it," she jokes. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Back in September, Blunt told Page Six that her daughters found her performance as Emily Charlton in the 2006 film less than savory. 'They thought I was the meanest person they've ever met,' Blunt said of their reaction to Charlton, a high-strung assistant at fictional fashion magazine Runway. But others appreciated the character far more, as she told the outlet that her lines from the film are still 'quoted to me every week.' 'It's incredible that it has such an indelible fingerprint on people,' she said. While chatting with PEOPLE in 2023, Blunt revealed that despite its family-friendly nature, her 2021 film Jungle Cruise was a distressing watch for her little ones. 'They've only seen Jungle Cruise once,' the Oppenheimer actress said. 'They didn't like the underwater stuff where I'm trapped and I'm in peril.' Upon seeing their mom in danger, the actress recalled, both Hazel and Violet 'started crying' and 'left the room.' In general, she explained, 'They don't love watching me on-screen, which I understand because I'm their mommy and it's very strange to see me play someone else.' Read the original article on People
