Nice set of teeth, you two! The Royal smile on the cover of Vanity Fair, June 2011.
Know what, i was rooting for a more "sophisticated" look, like high-Royal fashion. Puff - bummer.
Showing posts with label Prince William. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prince William. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Prince William, Kate Middleton On The Cover Of Vanity Fair Magazine - June 2011
Nice set of teeth, you two! The Royal smile on the cover of Vanity Fair, June 2011.
Know what, i was rooting for a more "sophisticated" look, like high-Royal fashion. Puff - bummer.
Never-before-seen photograph of Wills and Kate shows their excitement at engagement
By Lydia Warren
Relaxed and looking forward to their big day, the Mario Testino portrait of Prince William and Kate Middleton, as she was then
With wide smiles, they can barely conceal the excitement of their newly-announced engagement.
In this never-before-seen photograph, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appear close and relaxed – thrilled by thoughts of their impending big day.
The photograph, taken by Mario Testino, graces the July cover of Vanity Fair.
It includes further portraits by Testino, such as the iconic picture of Princess Diana in 1997.
The Peruvian photographer took William and Kate’s engagement pictures at St James’ Palace last November.
Though William, Prince Harry and the Prince of Wales have all turned to Testino for pictures to commemorate milestones, the celebrated fashion photographer had never before captured Miss Middleton.
But speaking the Mail On Sunday's Katie Nicholl for the accompany interview in U.S. Vogue, he said he already felt ‘very confident’ she would be an ‘easy sitter’ because of her natural grace.
And last week, speaking at a gala in his honour in New York, the 56-year-old said he understood why he was chosen to take the photographs.
Testino, a close friend of Diana’s, said: ‘I guess it was a way for them to keep William’s mother in the whole process of it.’
Despite the pressure of the shoot, Testino said the Duchess ‘looked fabulous’ and that the couple exuded ‘sheer happiness’.
He added: ‘They are a young couple in love.’
Portraits: Mario Testino (left) took Prince William and the then Kate Milddleton's official engagement picture (right) in 2010
The edition will lift the lid on the couple’s house-hunting and who does the chores around their Anglesey home.
It describes the pair’s giggles as they watched their nuptials back on television, and recounts the moment Michael Middleton realised the relationship was serious – when Prince William arrived at his Berkshire home by helicopter.
It also recalls the rather surprising requests the pair had for their honeymoon suite – including Philadelphia cream cheese and Brussel sprouts.
The July issue of Vanity Fair will be on news-stands on June 3, ahead of the newly-weds’ trip to Canada and California in July.
source:dailymail
Relaxed and looking forward to their big day, the Mario Testino portrait of Prince William and Kate Middleton, as she was thenWith wide smiles, they can barely conceal the excitement of their newly-announced engagement.
In this never-before-seen photograph, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appear close and relaxed – thrilled by thoughts of their impending big day.
The photograph, taken by Mario Testino, graces the July cover of Vanity Fair.
It includes further portraits by Testino, such as the iconic picture of Princess Diana in 1997.
The Peruvian photographer took William and Kate’s engagement pictures at St James’ Palace last November.
Though William, Prince Harry and the Prince of Wales have all turned to Testino for pictures to commemorate milestones, the celebrated fashion photographer had never before captured Miss Middleton.
But speaking the Mail On Sunday's Katie Nicholl for the accompany interview in U.S. Vogue, he said he already felt ‘very confident’ she would be an ‘easy sitter’ because of her natural grace.
And last week, speaking at a gala in his honour in New York, the 56-year-old said he understood why he was chosen to take the photographs.
Testino, a close friend of Diana’s, said: ‘I guess it was a way for them to keep William’s mother in the whole process of it.’
Despite the pressure of the shoot, Testino said the Duchess ‘looked fabulous’ and that the couple exuded ‘sheer happiness’.
He added: ‘They are a young couple in love.’
Portraits: Mario Testino (left) took Prince William and the then Kate Milddleton's official engagement picture (right) in 2010The edition will lift the lid on the couple’s house-hunting and who does the chores around their Anglesey home.
It describes the pair’s giggles as they watched their nuptials back on television, and recounts the moment Michael Middleton realised the relationship was serious – when Prince William arrived at his Berkshire home by helicopter.
It also recalls the rather surprising requests the pair had for their honeymoon suite – including Philadelphia cream cheese and Brussel sprouts.
The July issue of Vanity Fair will be on news-stands on June 3, ahead of the newly-weds’ trip to Canada and California in July.
source:dailymail
Never-before-seen photograph of Wills and Kate shows their excitement at engagement
By Lydia Warren
Relaxed and looking forward to their big day, the Mario Testino portrait of Prince William and Kate Middleton, as she was then
With wide smiles, they can barely conceal the excitement of their newly-announced engagement.
In this never-before-seen photograph, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appear close and relaxed – thrilled by thoughts of their impending big day.
The photograph, taken by Mario Testino, graces the July cover of Vanity Fair.
It includes further portraits by Testino, such as the iconic picture of Princess Diana in 1997.
The Peruvian photographer took William and Kate’s engagement pictures at St James’ Palace last November.
Though William, Prince Harry and the Prince of Wales have all turned to Testino for pictures to commemorate milestones, the celebrated fashion photographer had never before captured Miss Middleton.
But speaking the Mail On Sunday's Katie Nicholl for the accompany interview in U.S. Vogue, he said he already felt ‘very confident’ she would be an ‘easy sitter’ because of her natural grace.
And last week, speaking at a gala in his honour in New York, the 56-year-old said he understood why he was chosen to take the photographs.
Testino, a close friend of Diana’s, said: ‘I guess it was a way for them to keep William’s mother in the whole process of it.’
Despite the pressure of the shoot, Testino said the Duchess ‘looked fabulous’ and that the couple exuded ‘sheer happiness’.
He added: ‘They are a young couple in love.’
Portraits: Mario Testino (left) took Prince William and the then Kate Milddleton's official engagement picture (right) in 2010
The edition will lift the lid on the couple’s house-hunting and who does the chores around their Anglesey home.
It describes the pair’s giggles as they watched their nuptials back on television, and recounts the moment Michael Middleton realised the relationship was serious – when Prince William arrived at his Berkshire home by helicopter.
It also recalls the rather surprising requests the pair had for their honeymoon suite – including Philadelphia cream cheese and Brussel sprouts.
The July issue of Vanity Fair will be on news-stands on June 3, ahead of the newly-weds’ trip to Canada and California in July.
source:dailymail
Relaxed and looking forward to their big day, the Mario Testino portrait of Prince William and Kate Middleton, as she was thenWith wide smiles, they can barely conceal the excitement of their newly-announced engagement.
In this never-before-seen photograph, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appear close and relaxed – thrilled by thoughts of their impending big day.
The photograph, taken by Mario Testino, graces the July cover of Vanity Fair.
It includes further portraits by Testino, such as the iconic picture of Princess Diana in 1997.
The Peruvian photographer took William and Kate’s engagement pictures at St James’ Palace last November.
Though William, Prince Harry and the Prince of Wales have all turned to Testino for pictures to commemorate milestones, the celebrated fashion photographer had never before captured Miss Middleton.
But speaking the Mail On Sunday's Katie Nicholl for the accompany interview in U.S. Vogue, he said he already felt ‘very confident’ she would be an ‘easy sitter’ because of her natural grace.
And last week, speaking at a gala in his honour in New York, the 56-year-old said he understood why he was chosen to take the photographs.
Testino, a close friend of Diana’s, said: ‘I guess it was a way for them to keep William’s mother in the whole process of it.’
Despite the pressure of the shoot, Testino said the Duchess ‘looked fabulous’ and that the couple exuded ‘sheer happiness’.
He added: ‘They are a young couple in love.’
Portraits: Mario Testino (left) took Prince William and the then Kate Milddleton's official engagement picture (right) in 2010The edition will lift the lid on the couple’s house-hunting and who does the chores around their Anglesey home.
It describes the pair’s giggles as they watched their nuptials back on television, and recounts the moment Michael Middleton realised the relationship was serious – when Prince William arrived at his Berkshire home by helicopter.
It also recalls the rather surprising requests the pair had for their honeymoon suite – including Philadelphia cream cheese and Brussel sprouts.
The July issue of Vanity Fair will be on news-stands on June 3, ahead of the newly-weds’ trip to Canada and California in July.
source:dailymail
Never-before-seen photograph of Wills and Kate shows their excitement at engagement
By Lydia Warren
Relaxed and looking forward to their big day, the Mario Testino portrait of Prince William and Kate Middleton, as she was then
With wide smiles, they can barely conceal the excitement of their newly-announced engagement.
In this never-before-seen photograph, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appear close and relaxed – thrilled by thoughts of their impending big day.
The photograph, taken by Mario Testino, graces the July cover of Vanity Fair.
It includes further portraits by Testino, such as the iconic picture of Princess Diana in 1997.
The Peruvian photographer took William and Kate’s engagement pictures at St James’ Palace last November.
Though William, Prince Harry and the Prince of Wales have all turned to Testino for pictures to commemorate milestones, the celebrated fashion photographer had never before captured Miss Middleton.
But speaking the Mail On Sunday's Katie Nicholl for the accompany interview in U.S. Vogue, he said he already felt ‘very confident’ she would be an ‘easy sitter’ because of her natural grace.
And last week, speaking at a gala in his honour in New York, the 56-year-old said he understood why he was chosen to take the photographs.
Testino, a close friend of Diana’s, said: ‘I guess it was a way for them to keep William’s mother in the whole process of it.’
Despite the pressure of the shoot, Testino said the Duchess ‘looked fabulous’ and that the couple exuded ‘sheer happiness’.
He added: ‘They are a young couple in love.’
Portraits: Mario Testino (left) took Prince William and the then Kate Milddleton's official engagement picture (right) in 2010
The edition will lift the lid on the couple’s house-hunting and who does the chores around their Anglesey home.
It describes the pair’s giggles as they watched their nuptials back on television, and recounts the moment Michael Middleton realised the relationship was serious – when Prince William arrived at his Berkshire home by helicopter.
It also recalls the rather surprising requests the pair had for their honeymoon suite – including Philadelphia cream cheese and Brussel sprouts.
The July issue of Vanity Fair will be on news-stands on June 3, ahead of the newly-weds’ trip to Canada and California in July.
source:dailymail
Relaxed and looking forward to their big day, the Mario Testino portrait of Prince William and Kate Middleton, as she was thenWith wide smiles, they can barely conceal the excitement of their newly-announced engagement.
In this never-before-seen photograph, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appear close and relaxed – thrilled by thoughts of their impending big day.
The photograph, taken by Mario Testino, graces the July cover of Vanity Fair.
It includes further portraits by Testino, such as the iconic picture of Princess Diana in 1997.
The Peruvian photographer took William and Kate’s engagement pictures at St James’ Palace last November.
Though William, Prince Harry and the Prince of Wales have all turned to Testino for pictures to commemorate milestones, the celebrated fashion photographer had never before captured Miss Middleton.
But speaking the Mail On Sunday's Katie Nicholl for the accompany interview in U.S. Vogue, he said he already felt ‘very confident’ she would be an ‘easy sitter’ because of her natural grace.
And last week, speaking at a gala in his honour in New York, the 56-year-old said he understood why he was chosen to take the photographs.
Testino, a close friend of Diana’s, said: ‘I guess it was a way for them to keep William’s mother in the whole process of it.’
Despite the pressure of the shoot, Testino said the Duchess ‘looked fabulous’ and that the couple exuded ‘sheer happiness’.
He added: ‘They are a young couple in love.’
Portraits: Mario Testino (left) took Prince William and the then Kate Milddleton's official engagement picture (right) in 2010The edition will lift the lid on the couple’s house-hunting and who does the chores around their Anglesey home.
It describes the pair’s giggles as they watched their nuptials back on television, and recounts the moment Michael Middleton realised the relationship was serious – when Prince William arrived at his Berkshire home by helicopter.
It also recalls the rather surprising requests the pair had for their honeymoon suite – including Philadelphia cream cheese and Brussel sprouts.
The July issue of Vanity Fair will be on news-stands on June 3, ahead of the newly-weds’ trip to Canada and California in July.
source:dailymail
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Kate Middleton, Prince William Meet Barack and Michelle Obama in London - Photo
 |
| Photo Courtesy: Justjared |
Oh no, these four aren't wax figures.
It's real, the Royal Highness, Prince William and The Dutches of Cambridge, Kate Middleton are chit-chatting with President Barack and First Lady Michelle.
This 'socializing' happened in the Buckingham Palace today, May 24.
The US' first couple head to London for a two-day-visit to The Queen, and squeeze in some attendance to both Houses of Parliament at Westminster Hall. Pretty busy, huh!
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
It's back to work: Days after two billion watched his wedding, Prince William returns to the day job
By Daily Mail Reporter
Prince William returning to his RAF Valley in Anglesey today, days after his wedding was watched by two billion around the world
A few days ago his every move was watched by an estimated two billion people.
But today it was back to more familiar territory as Prince William returned to work at his RAF base in Anglesey.
Wearing sunglasses he was behind the steering wheel of an Audi seen arriving at the Air and Sea Rescue HQ.
Wearing sunglasses, Prince William drove into the Air and Sea Rescue HQ at RAF Valley
It was thought Prince William and his bride would honeymoon this week until it emerged that the new Duke of Cambridge had to return to work.
Despite his status as second in line to the throne he, like his colleagues, had to apply for leave like his colleagues.
He was given a week off for the wedding but was told that he would have to split any further holiday requests – hence the delayed departure date.
The Mail revealed this week that the couple are due to fly out by private jet in mid-May before being taken by helicopter from the mainland to a tropical retreat.
Two Scotland Yard protection officers checked the destination a fortnight ago to ensure it would give the couple the privacy they crave.
As her son-in-law returned to work, Carole Middleton and daughter Pippa were seen arriving back at their Berkshire home
Prince William had to delay his honeymoon as he was ordered to split his leave requests with colleagues
The Mail is not publishing details of the location, and it is understood that not even Kate is aware of the exact destination.
The Prince is not the only wedding guest who returned to their everyday life just days after the global event of the Royal Wedding.
Five days ago the Queen was the proud grandmother overseeing a wedding watched by two billion people.
But after the bank holiday it was back to the daily routine for the monarch yesterday as she visited Newmarket, Cambridge.
Refreshed: Five days after the wedding the Queen met children at Newmarket Day Centre
source:dailymail
Prince William returning to his RAF Valley in Anglesey today, days after his wedding was watched by two billion around the worldA few days ago his every move was watched by an estimated two billion people.
But today it was back to more familiar territory as Prince William returned to work at his RAF base in Anglesey.
Wearing sunglasses he was behind the steering wheel of an Audi seen arriving at the Air and Sea Rescue HQ.
Wearing sunglasses, Prince William drove into the Air and Sea Rescue HQ at RAF ValleyIt was thought Prince William and his bride would honeymoon this week until it emerged that the new Duke of Cambridge had to return to work.
Despite his status as second in line to the throne he, like his colleagues, had to apply for leave like his colleagues.
He was given a week off for the wedding but was told that he would have to split any further holiday requests – hence the delayed departure date.
The Mail revealed this week that the couple are due to fly out by private jet in mid-May before being taken by helicopter from the mainland to a tropical retreat.
Two Scotland Yard protection officers checked the destination a fortnight ago to ensure it would give the couple the privacy they crave.
As her son-in-law returned to work, Carole Middleton and daughter Pippa were seen arriving back at their Berkshire home 
Prince William had to delay his honeymoon as he was ordered to split his leave requests with colleaguesThe Mail is not publishing details of the location, and it is understood that not even Kate is aware of the exact destination.
The Prince is not the only wedding guest who returned to their everyday life just days after the global event of the Royal Wedding.
Five days ago the Queen was the proud grandmother overseeing a wedding watched by two billion people.
But after the bank holiday it was back to the daily routine for the monarch yesterday as she visited Newmarket, Cambridge.
Refreshed: Five days after the wedding the Queen met children at Newmarket Day Centre
source:dailymail
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Prince William Receives The "Royal Job" From Kate Middleton
 |
| Prince William receives the "Royal Job" from Kate Middleton |
Attention! The Exhibitionists are on the Buckingham Palace's Balcony.
Kate Middleton gives Prince William the "Royal Job" that he deserves.
Why in a rush Kate? Are you that hungry? ROFL
Friday, April 29, 2011
Prince William and Kate Middleton's 'The Royal Wedding' As Seen Through The Eyes of A Slut
British Royal Monarchy knows how to pull out some real posh wedding sh*t
With the grandiose and spectacle that they assembled, you would think that god is the special guest of the much anticipated wedding of the year, the union of Prince William and Kate Middleton.
It's like a normal ceremony except that every move has a corresponding musical score. After every sentence, the trumpets will blow, or after every nod - the little kids dressed in funny ruffled-closed-neck outfit would sing like angels stuck in Fantasia. Not to be outdone, the ladies who paraded bizarre kinds of headresses that even Lady Gaga would envy.
And then there's Kate -all regal, conservative in her McQueen gown and sh*t, she's so happy - atleast she f*cked her way into the royal family.
Wearing an Irish red guard uniform, Prince William grinned darkly-meaningful as they walked on the aisle off the church, finally, she can officially bang the blessed slut who's now got a new title, "Duke of Cuntbridge, Earl of Strathearnsh*t, Baron of Carrickf*ckus."
Wearing an Irish red guard uniform, Prince William grinned darkly-meaningful as they walked on the aisle off the church, finally, she can officially bang the blessed slut who's now got a new title, "Duke of Cuntbridge, Earl of Strathearnsh*t, Baron of Carrickf*ckus."
Tens of thousands of spectators welcomed the newlyweds as they rode in the carriage,a 1902 historic landau, headed towards the reception at Buckingham palace. There they feasted, kissed, and socialized with some of their social-climber guests. The Royal family will also get to see The Monster perform, as she exorcise the c*nt out of our new Highness - Princess Catherine.
Later on tonight, another royal event will happen... The Royal F*ck.
Images via Yahoo.com
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Beyonce and Jay-Z To Perform at Prince William and Kate Middleton's Royal Wedding?
Really?
Sources say, the soon-to-be British Royal couple, "All Hail" Prince William and Kate Middleton (who's e-F'ng her way to the Queen's throne) are a fan of the power rap-r&b sweethearts that they allegedly invited Beyonce and Jay-Z to become a part of the royal merriment and celebration.
Say there "really" is an offer, would the Run The World (Girls) singer and her millionaire hubby accept the "once in a lifetime" opportunity?
Who wouldn't.
Considering Bey and Z are in Europe doing some summer loving, they might as well drop by to London to perform at the reception of the much anticipated wedding this coming weekend. Seems convenient, right?
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
