Silly Season content requests: what would you like to see & read this month about Catherine, The Princess of Wales?

Veteran royal watchers will know that King Charles retires to Balmoral for a long holiday in August and early September every year, and that William and Catherine often join him there with the children for the summer.

Therefore, there aren't a lot of royal engagements in August to share.

Would you like to see fashion albums from historical tours (my favourite kind of post) or something else? Please let us know!

If you don't request anything specific, I will post one-outfit-per-day for 25 days, covering all of Catherine's 25 looks from the amazing Australia-New Zealand tour in 2014. Starting tomorrow :)

u/Latter-Platypus-3713 — 15 days ago
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Something to look forward to: we will see the Prince and Princess of Wales today at the Commonwealth Games :)

u/Grumpy_001 — 19 days ago
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Catherine, The Princess of Wales is the royal family’s best ambassador

If you had been queuing up to buy tickets at Wimbledon, then you might have been forgiven for doubting your eyesight to see none other than the Princess of Wales appear.

Like a fairy godmother, she was there to distribute the first few tickets to those who had already been waiting, in some cases, for several hours that day.

The royal family could, frankly, do with an ambassador of her charm and ease at the moment. When she took a step backwards from the public eye after being diagnosed with cancer in 2024, it was a grim reminder not just of the reality of illness for a young mother but also of the way that the institution that she is part of has often struggled to connect with its subjects on a purely emotional level.

✍️ Patrick Larman

spectator.com
u/Latter-Platypus-3713 — 1 month ago