Kate Middleton Pakai Baju Tamu Kehormatan di Pernikahan Meghan Markle

Fimela.com, Jakarta Kate Middleton disibukkan dengan banyak agenda belakangan ini. Setelah pekan lalu ia tampil dengan motif garis khas nautical, kini ia memakai dress polkadot saat menyaksikan D-Day exhibition di Bletchey, Inggris.

Dalam pameran di rumah pemecah kode Inggris yang terkenal selama Perang Dunia II itu, ternyata Kate memakai gaun yang sama seperti dipakai Abigail Spencer saat Royal Wedding Meghan Markle dan Pangeran Harry. Gaun rancangan Alessandra Rich tersebut dipakai lawan main Meghan Markle di serial Suits saat menghadiri pesta pernikahan bersama Priyanka Chopra.

Ngomong-ngomong, 19 Mei nanti adalah ulang tahun pernikahan Duke dan Duchess of Sussex. Wow, rasanya belum lama tapi sudah mau setahun saja.

Apakah Kate Middleton memakai long sleeves dress navy dengan kerah putih menandai anniversary adik iparnya? Karena gaun tersebut justru dikenali dari pernikahan Meghan Markle dan Pangeran Harry.

 

 

 

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Today The Duchess of Cambridge visited @bletchleyparkuk, the home of British codebreaking — which played a major role in secret intelligence gathering during the Second World War, producing secret information which had a direct and profound influence on the outcome of the war. The Duchess joined joined schoolchildren for an immersive workshop (using a real Enigma Machine used during the Second World War), which saw them take on the role of codebreakers in June 1944, intercepting and deciphering German communications in order to understand their order of battle and decide whether the Operation Fortitude deception plans have been successful. She also met Bletchley Veterans Elizabeth Diacon, Georgina Rose, Audrey Mather and Rena Stewart, who all worked to feed crucial information to Allied forces in the critical months, weeks and days leading up to D-Day during #WW2. The Duchess’s own Grandmother and Great Aunt, Valerie and Mary Glassborow, both worked at Bletchley during the War — and have become the latest additions to Bletchley’s Codebreakers’ Wall of Honour. Bletchley’s new exhibition ‘D-Day: Interception, Intelligence, Invasion’, based on newly declassified material, shows how the intelligence effort coordinated at the site helped specifically in the success of the D-Day landings at Normandy, part of their work to bring together the past and the present, with a nod to the future.

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