We'd say "She's just like us!" except she ordered a healthy banana with her coffee, whereas we're shamefully devoted to our carb-tastic croissant(s). Such discipline, that Pips.
But let's get down to the fashion. We're loving the return of Middleton's ballerific aviator shades, perfect for avoiding the paparazzi. And with her hair blowing in the wind like that? Pure glamour.
Her clothes, on the other hand, were average Pippa fare: covered top, bare legs, and a coordinating shoes and jacket and bag. She may not be a Vogue-worthy style icon, but England's most famous sister is certainly a cute dresser.
Is Pippa's look too matchy-matchy or is it just the right amount of sweet? Tell us what you think!
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While her sister was out being all princessy (read: wearing patriotic colors and gladhanding at the National Portrait Gallery), Pippa Middleton played the role of regular gal with a morning trip to St...
While her sister was out being all princessy (read: wearing patriotic colors and gladhanding at the National Portrait Gallery), Pippa Middleton played the role of regular gal with a morning trip to St...
Starbucks cares about me. I know this because they've recently started asking my name when I order my coffee. Yes, there's something a little Kafkaesque about that sort of thing, but you can have fun with it. Try using a pseudonym that the barista is unlikely to be able to spell. This week I've plumped for "Beelzebub" and "Agamemnon".
Her outfit is nice and summery, her choice of coffee lacking in taste. (Independent coffee shops all the way.) Then again, I fail to see the purpose of obsessing over the lives of inbreeders that live of the backs of the poor.
EsSpider1: Her outfit is nice and summery, her choice of coffee
I fail to see how that looks "glamorous". Come to Boston (or any where) on any given day, and you will see hundreds of women dressed in similar outfits stopping in at Starbucks on their way to work.
01mb: I fail to see how that looks "glamorous". Come to
The problem is not the outfit, but the choice of Starbucks. If she expended more effort to find a genuine gourmet coffee place, her style would improve. For personal style encompases the setting, which in this case is dull.
Finn123: The problem is not the outfit, but the choice of
Who cares about this clown? The royals and their family are a big yawn and should not be reported on. But then again you would report news on Snookie so no hope for American news.
Marc_Spiritus_Colter: Who cares about this clown? The royals and their family
I'm not a fan of 'matching' accessories, especially with bold accent colours, like red. It spoils the impression of the outfit 'as a whole' by drawing so much attention to a few items.
People should see *you* at first glance ... not stare at your shoes or your bag. Unless of course, that's your objective in the first place ... for some people it is.
not_too_impressed: I'm not a fan of 'matching' accessories, especially with bold
IMO she looks fantastic, the dress showing off a tiny waist, the red accessories work very well together, and the flat shoes emphasise her wonderful legs.....very tastefully done.
duggyg: IMO she looks fantastic, the dress showing off a tiny
Too cutesy??? Seriously??? She got dressed and said, "Hey, I think I'll go to Starbucks for a Vanilla Latte!" What's the problem! Oh, I see the problem!!!! From now on when she's out and about she's going to have to re-examine her attire and then ask herself, "is this ok for Starbucks?" I've heard about the strict dresscode Starbuck's is known for!
sammysawbuck37: Too cutesy??? Seriously??? She got dressed and said, "Hey, I
Posted: 07/19/2012 1:18 pm Updated: 07/19/2012 5:55 pm