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From striped blazers to crisp button-down shirts, off-the shoulder jackets to tailored tuxedos, slinky leather skirts to sophisticated ballgowns. . . Meghan, Duchess of Sussex is rapidly becoming fashion’s ruling queen of style. A bona-fide fashionista before she joined the House of Windsor, Meghan has become a global style icon, renowned for her contemporary, elegant and occasionally edgy aesthetic. Her sense of style and fashion has evolved from her days as a classic California girl and time as a ‘Deal or No Deal’ TV hostess through the years on legal drama ‘Suits’ and now as a Royal Duchess. As the beloved wife of Prince Harry, mum-to-be Meghan has the fashion world at her Manolo Blahnik-shod feet. What she wears, women around the world long to emulate in order to get a flavour of that unique ‘Markle-Style Sparkle’. HRH, The Duchess of Sussex is the most fashion-literate, style-savvy Royal there has ever been. . .

Near fine cloth copy in a good if somewhat edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust-wrapper, now mylar-sleeved. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description: 268 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations, 1 facsimile, 1 genealogical table, portraits ; 25 cm. Subjects: Augustus Frederick Prince, Duke of Sussex 1773-1843. Nobility Great Britain Biography. Great Britain History 18th century. Great Britain History 19th century. Genre: Biography. Language: English. 1 Kg.

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BEAUTY DOESN’T HAVE A WEIGHT LIMIT – NEW HEAVIER WEIGHT I named this collection after my Grandmother, Icilda Speid, better known as Speedy. She was The Duchess, the Matriarch of our family. She was the mother of my father Fred who was also known as Duke. Speedy’s elegance was simple. It had nothing to do with fashion, her style was classic and regal, but had everything to do with her kindness, grace and beauty that didn’t fade. She was a woman to be remembered. The Duchess collection is a Modern-day interpretation of the classic pearl necklace which she loved to wear. Oversized shiny balls of brass make this a classic with a twist. Its simplicity makes it elegant whilst its size and finish make it audacious. Please put your jewellery on last after cosmetics, perfume, hairspray and other chemical substances that can be corrosive Keep away from chlorine Remove your pieces before showering, exercise & bedtime. Remove dirt or other debris with a soft cloth Metals may tarnish over time due to oxygen and natural body oils To reduce tarnishing, store jewellery in a sealed box in a dry, dark and cool place

BEAUTY DOESN’T HAVE A WEIGHT LIMIT – NEW HEAVIER WEIGHT I named this collection after my Grandmother, Icilda Speid, better known as Speedy. She was the mother of my father Fred who was also known as Duke. Speedy’s elegance was simple. It had nothing to do with fashion, her style was classic and regal, but had everything to do with her kindness, grace and beauty that didn’t fade. She was a woman to be remembered. The Duchess collection is a Modern-day interpretation of the classic pearl necklace which she loved to wear. Oversized shiny balls of brass make this a classic with a twist. Its simplicity makes it elegant whilst its size and finish make it audacious. Please put your jewellery on last after cosmetics, perfume, hairspray and other chemical substances that can be corrosive Keep away from chlorine Remove your pieces before showering, exercise & bedtime. Remove dirt or other debris with a soft cloth Metals may tarnish over time due to oxygen and natural body oils To reduce tarnishing, store jewellery in a sealed box in a dry, dark and cool place

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Alnwick Castle is at the heart of Northumberland, England's most northerly county, a land filled with ancient market towns, golden beaches, moorland, and the remains of Hadrian's Wall. This imposing medieval castle sits by the River Aln on the edge of Alnwick town overlooking a landscape by Capability Brown. The home of the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland, Alnwick Castle has belonged to the Percy family for over seven centuries. One of the largest inhabited castles in Britain, it is also visited by hundreds of thousands of people every summer. Some visitors are intrigued by the staterooms, some because the castle was used as 'Hogwarts' in the first two Harry Potter movies: very few until now have seen the private rooms.With unique access to both the castle and the Percy family archives, and the full cooperation of the Duke and Duchess, their staff, builders and interior designers, James McDonald takes the reader on a tour of twenty-first century castle living. He goes behind the scenes to talk to those who help make the castle function as a home for a modern family, and he visits both the extraordinary garden and the surrounding Hulne park. While describing the changes each generation of Dukes and Duchesses has bought, above all this is the story of Jane Northumberland, who since becoming Duchess in 1995 has remade the private side and has renovated the state rooms, blending English country house style with the existing Italianate grandeur.Illustrated with archive pictures and over 200 new photographs of both public and private rooms, this sumptuous book is a revealing portrait of one of the world's great castles, its magnificent recent restoration, and the people who live and work here.

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Examines the very different backgrounds of the Duke and Duchess and their thirty-five year marriage

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Examines the very different backgrounds of the Duke and Duchess and their thirty-five year marriage

9.7 X 1.2 X 11.3 inches; 400 pages

Never in history had a love affair so stirred the imagination of so many millions of people all over the world. But then, never before had the king and emperor of the greatest empire in the world given up his throne to marry the woman he loved.Ralph G. Martin, author of the best-selling JENNIE: THE LIFE OF LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL, has written the first full story of the romance of the century. It is a dual biography of the girl from Baltimore, Wallis Warfield, and the Prince Charming of the World, whose heart she had captured.The Prince could have picked from any of the most beautiful women, but chose instead this married woman of forty, already once divorced, and the world wondered why. THE WOMAN HE LOVED provides those answers frankly and completely--answers that involve sex and politics and the all-too-human side of British royalty. It is the story of one of the most fascinating women of our time, of the making and unmaking of a king, of the high drama of abdication, and of a cast of characters ranging from Prime Minister Baldwin and the Archbishop of Canterbury to Winston Churchill and Aly Khan.Martin's book openly discusses the difficulties of the Windsor's marriage, their much-criticized visit to Hitler's Germany, their flight from war-torn France, their part in the mystery surrounding the murder of Sir Harry Oakes in the Bahamas, their intimacy and problems with Woolworth heir Jimmy Donahue, and in a series of brilliant chapters, shows them in the second part of their lives, the center of the International Set.Filled with new facts and never-told-before stories, THE WOMAN HE LOVED is an unauthorized biography that tells the final truth about the greatest love story of our time.

The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort survived the tumultuous and uncertain decades that followed the English civil war by creating a remarkable political partnership. Together, they worked to restore their family's estates and political power base as well as their home, Badminton House in Gloucestershire. They also sought to tame political and religious passions and to bring order and stability to Restoration society, a goal that was shared by many members of the landed classes. This fascinating book uses their story to illuminate the profound cultural changes that took place after 1660. It also brings to life Henry Somerset (1629-1715) and Mary Capel Somerset (1630- 1715), two complex and unique individuals. Henry, third marquis of Worcester and first duke of Beaufort, was a powerful regional magnate and an active member of Charles II's Privy Council. The book recounts his activities in public life in England and Wales and shows the Duke rebuilding his war- ravaged estates, contesting with his local rivals, and corresponding tirelessly with his wife. Mary, meanwhile, distinguished herself in the newly emerging science of botany, growing and propagating an astonishing variety of exotic plants and finding personal salvation in the natural world. Offering both an intimate portrait of a seventeenth-century marriage and an unusual view of the early days of Enlightenment science and rationalism, this book will captivate a wide range of readers.

Featuring recently discovered photographs from the private collection of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, this remarkable book provides a fresh view of this intriguing couple whose story is perhaps the most romantic one of the 20th century. 400 full-color illustrations.

A long time ago there lived over the waters, A Duchess, a Duke and their family of daughters. Everything went smoothly and happily in this large family, until one day the Duchess decided to make: A lovely light luscious delectable cake. Would she take the cook's advice? No, she would not. The Duchess put many things into the cake, adding the yeast six times for good measure. So the cake rose, and the Duchess with it -- and how were they to get her down again? It is Gunhilde, the youngest of the daughters, who suggests a happy solution.

Depicts the fancy dress ball hosted by the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire in 1897 to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria

The Duchess of Richmond's Ball, held in Brussels on 15th June 1815, is one of history's most famous social events, but its full story has never been told before. Many legends exist about the Ball - who was ten year old boy who fell off the Duke of Brunswick's knee at midnight? How was the Duke of Wellington's reputation nearly ruined by a foolish and greedy couple, described by Byron as the 'Blunderheads'? For the first time all is revealed in fascinating detail - where it was held, who was invited, and exactly what took place there

A new edition of Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan's memoir―the story of the "real" Lady Grantham of Downton AbbeyConsuelo Vanderbilt was young, beautiful, and heir to a vast fortune. She was also in love with an American suitor when her mother chose instead for her to marry an English Duke. She sailed to England as the Duchess of Marlborough in 1895 and took up residence in her new home―Blenheim Palace. She was the real American heiress who lived long before Downton Abbey's Lady Grantham arrived.Mme. Balsan is an unsnobbish and amused observer of the intricate hierarchy both upstairs and downstairs and a revealing witness to the glittering balls, huge weekend parties, and major state occasions she attended or hosted chronicling her encounters with every important figure of the day―from Queen Victoria, Edward VII and Queen Alexandra to Tsar Nicholas and the young Winston Churchill. The Glitter and the Gold is a richly enjoyable memoir is a revealing portrait of a golden age now being celebrated every week behind the doors of Downton Abbey.