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Kate Middleton's Rainy Day Style

by Michele Laufik, Posted Apr 11th 2011 4:10PM

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Kate Middleton looked every bit the royal princess earlier today, as she braved the rain in northwestern England. Wearing a classic navy blue skirt suit to complement her sapphire engagement ring, matching embellished clutch and sensible pumps, the bride-to-be greeted fans during the couple's last official visit before the royal wedding on April 29.

Prince William and Kate's trip included the opening of a community academy, the launch of a youth award named in honor of William and a stop at a country park, as part of the prince's efforts to protect outdoor recreational spaces.


Despite the inclement weather (and a touch of frizz), Kate maintained her grace and good style, all while toting the most important accessory -- an umbrella. But does she appear to be getting thinner as the big day grows near?

Kate Middleton Braves the Rain, Greets Fans (photo gallery)





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    Lee Ho
    4-11-2011 @7:42PM
    Lee Ho said...

    Can anyone tell me which TV station in USA is going to live broadcast the entire wedding on April 29? Will ABC, CBS or NBC broadcast ?

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