Doraemon escribió: 20 Jul 2020, 21:40
Los Mossos detienen a un manifestante en las protestas contra el rey en Poblet
En al menos una ocasión han empleado sus porras para recuperar la línea policial.
https://www.huffingtonpost.es/entry/man ... s-homepage
Harpa Marx escribió: 20 Jul 2020, 21:51Doraemon escribió: 20 Jul 2020, 21:40
Los Mossos detienen a un manifestante en las protestas contra el rey en Poblet
En al menos una ocasión han empleado sus porras para recuperar la línea policial.
British Royal Bridal GownsWhat is your favourite? I love how each dress is so different and perfectly suits each bride.
1. Princess Beatrice (2020) wore a vintage Norman Hartnell gown, originally worn by The Queen in the 60s, and remodelled and fitted by Angela Kelly and Stewart Parvin.
2. Lady Gabriella Windsor (2019) chose a lace dress by Italian designer Luisa Beccaria.
3. Princess Eugenie (2018) wore a gown designed by Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos, featuring a low back to show her scars after surgery to correct scoliosis when she was 12.
4. Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex (2018) wore a dress by Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy, featuring a bateau neckline.
5. Zara Tindall (2011) wore a Stewart Parvin dress with a dropped waist.
6. Catherine, The Duchess of Cambridge (2011) wore a dress by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, featuring Victorian-inspired corsetry.
7. Autumn Phillips (2008) wore a strapless dress by Sassi Holford with a lace bolero.
8. Camilla, The Duchess of Cornwall (2005) wore a dress and overdress by Antonia Robinson and Anna Valentine.
9. Sophie, The Countess of Wessex (1999) wore a gown by Samantha Shaw embellished with 325,000 crystals and pearls.
10. Lady Sarah Chatto (1994), Princess Margaret’s daughter, wore a Jasper Conran dress.
11. Serena Armstrong-Jones (1993) wore a Bruce Robbins design similar to mother-in-law Princess Margaret’s.
12. Sarah, The Duchess of York (1986) wore a Lindka Cierach dress, with symbols of hearts, anchors, thistles, and bumblebees.
13. Diana, The Princess of Wales (1981) wore a dress by David and Elizabeth Emanuel, adorned with 10,000 pearls and a 25-foot-long train.
14. Princess Anne (1973) wore a Maureen Baker Tudor style dress for her first wedding.
15. Princess Margaret (1960) wore a full-skirted silk organza dress by Norman Hartnell.
16. Princess Elizabeth/The Queen (1947) wore a Norman Hartnell dress inspired by Botticelli’s 1482 painting of Primavera, symbolising rebirth after WWII.
17. Wallis Simpson (1937) wore silk crepe blue dress by Mainbocher.
18. Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon/The Queen Mother (1923) wore a gown by Madame Handley Seymour with a Juliet lace cap.
Tiaras worn by British Royal BridesLet me know what tiara you would pick to wear!
1. 2011: The Duchess of Cambridge wore the Cartier Halo Tiara, purchased by King George VI in 1936 for his wife Queen Elizabeth. They gave it to their daughter Princess Elizabeth on her 18th birthday.
2. 1981: Diana, Princess of Wales wore her family tiara, the Spencer tiara, made up of jewels of varying ages.
3. 1986: Sarah, The Duchess of York wore the York Tiara, which was purchased by The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh as part of a necklace, earring and bracelet set.
4. 1947: The Queen wore her grandmother Queen Mary's Fringe Tiara which snapped on her wedding day and had to be mended quickly.
5. 1973: Princess Anne also wore Queen Mary’s Fringe Tiara.
6. 2020: Princess Beatrice also wore Queen Mary’s Fringe Tiara.
7. 2018: Princess Eugenie wore the Greville Emerald Kokoshnik tiara, created in 1919 for Margaret Greville, a British socialite, who bequeathed the tiara to her friend the Queen Mother.
8. 1960: Princess Margaret wore the Poltimore Tiara which Garrard created in the 1870s for Lady Florence Poltimore.
9. 1923: The Queen Mother wore the Strathmore Tiara for her bridal portraits, which was a wedding gift from her father, the Earl of Strathmore.
10. 2018: The Duchess of Sussex wore Queen Mary’s Bandeau Tiara, featuring a brooch as the centre stone with 10 diamonds that were gifted to Queen Mary in 1893.
11. 1999: The Countess of Wessex wore a diamond tiara gifted to her by The Queen that was remodeled for her and created out of four pieces of a crown that once belonged to Queen Victoria.
12. 2011: Zara Tindall wore Princess Andrew’s Meander Tiara from her mother Princess Anne’s collection. It belonged to Prince Philip’s mother Princess Alice.
13. 2008: Autumn Phillips borrowed mother-in-law Princess Anne’s Festoon Tiara, which was given to Anne 1973 by the World Wide Shipping Group.
14-23: Family of Princess Margaret and of The Queen’s first cousins. (Unfortunately Instagram limits the amount of information one can provide in the captions so I have labeled the photos with their names).
Los príncipes Guillermo y Harry, denunciados por "irregularidades" en transacciones económicas
https://informalia.eleconomista.es/info ... micas.html
Today, The Duke of Edinburgh has been succeeded as Colonel-in-Chief of @rifles_regiment by The Duchess of Cornwall, in a ceremony which took place at both Windsor Castle and Highgrove House.
The Duke has been Colonel-in-Chief of successive Regiments that have made up The Rifles since 1953, and today, they are the largest infantry Regiment in the British Army.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s arrival was marked by four Buglers, who are members of The Rifles’ military band.
The Duke was thanked for his 67 years of service and support to the Regiment, before the Buglers sounded the ‘No More Parades’ call, marking HRH’s final ceremony as The Rifles’ Colonel-in-Chief.
At Highgrove House, The Duchess of Cornwall was greeted by a Bugle call, and was welcomed by the Regiment’s Colonel Commandant as The Rifles’ new Colonel-in-Chief.
The Duchess has close links with the Regiment, and has served as Royal Colonel of its fourth Battalion since 2007.
The Duke of Edinburgh was wished, “fair winds and following seas” (an old Naval term) as he was thanked for his 67 years of service to @rifles_regiment today.
Era guapo y con mucho porte, pero con pinta de ser algo altivo y cabronceteRory escribió: 22 Jul 2020, 21:31 A mí el duque de Edinburgo siempre me ha parecido guapísimo, y le veo increíblemente bien para tener 100 años.
Los Reyes en Mérida: la promesa de Letizia, un túnel secreto y una obra incómoda
"Antígona" fue la tragedia griega de la que la Familia Real pudo disfrutar en una calurosa noche veraniega en la que recibieron tanto aplausos como silbidos de protesta.
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La temática de la obra era peliaguda para Felipe VI. A nadie se le escapó que muchos de los pasajes podrían incomodarle, más aún si se tiene en cuenta la polémica surgida en torno al rey Juan Carlos. La tiranía del rey Creonte en la obra hace que los demás personajes le recuerden en varias ocasiones cuáles son las obligaciones de un rey, quien debe anteponer el bienestar de su pueblo a sus caprichos e interesesy quien debe defender la libertad de expresión y asumir las críticas. A pesar de todo, parece que los actores convencieron no solo a los Reyes y sus hijas, sino al resto del público. Unos y otros aplaudieron en pie de manera enérgica.
https://www.vanitatis.elconfidencial.co ... a_2693319/
Ernesto de Hannover vuelve a intentar agredir a la policía con un bate de beisbol
El todavía marido de Carolina de Mónaco volvió a la comisaría de los agentes que le habían detenido e ingresado en una unidad de psiquiatría, con la intención de rendir cuentas con ellos
https://elpais.com/gente/2020-07-23/ern ... isbol.html
A Carolina le conviene porque tiene más estatus cara al Gotha europeo estando casada que divorciada, tiene tratamientos distintos.trsa_weisr escribió: 23 Jul 2020, 12:27 Sobre el de Hannover... madre mía, este hombre está fatal. Lo que yo no entiendo es porque él y Carolina siguen casados, si llevan separados lo menos 10 años no?
Marichalar defiende a la monarquía: "Si no lo haces, tendremos a un Pedro Sánchez o a un 'coletas' por jefe del Estado"
En un texto titulado "Yo estoy con S.M. el Rey Juan Carlos I", el exmarido de la infanta Elena sale en defensa del rey emérito.https://www.libertaddigital.com/chic/co ... 276661411/
Apostaría mi nómina de los próximos 30 años que tenemos monarquía para rato:LadyDivine escribió: 23 Jul 2020, 17:29 Creéis que pueden ser los últimos años de la monarquía en España? O esto que está pasando de va a quedar en el tintero?
Una exempleada de Jeffrey Epstein detalla el supuesto vídeo s*xual del Príncipe Andrés
La mujer, que no da su nombre verdadero, asegura que vio las imágenes cuando el pedófilo y la madama las estaban viendo en una habitación a oscuras
https://www.abc.es/estilo/gente/abci-ex ... ticia.html
What is your favourite? I love how each dress is so different and perfectly suits each bride.
Let me know what tiara you would pick to wear!
The Duke of Edinburgh was wished, “fair winds and following seas” (an old Naval term) as he was thanked for his 67 years of service to @rifles_regiment today.