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  1. Elizabeth's marriage/remarriage required special permission from the Church of England, and her designs honored royal traditions.
  2. Designers Emilia Wickstead and Gabriela Hearst supplied attire for the royal family.

Catherine wore an Emilia Wickstead design, while Kate favored brands like Karen Millen and Boden, and Hobbs styles suited the Princess of Wales.

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Catherine wore an Emilia Wickstead design, while Kate favored brands like Karen Millen and Boden, and Hobbs styles suited the Princess of Wales.

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  1. Designer clothing worn by royal family during Boston visit.1 source
  2. Kate Middleton's fashion choices are being linked to the public perception of the royal couple and the Princess of Wales.Sub-event
  3. Boden collection pieces resemble those worn by Princess Kate, according to a report by Express.Sub-event
  4. Catherine was seen wearing an Emilia Wickstead design, alongside other royal fashion observations.1 source

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