THE HAT! retching sounds.
What went through her head? Did she think I want the whole world to see me with a beige body part on my head? Did she want to piss her daddy off (I think that one worked because I saw his face friday morning)
Here's a closer look:
The hat is now so famous it has its own Facebook page!
EEEEWWWWWWW!
In case you're wondering I did find some cool things on the roadtrip, but that's for another post!
Be well and go play outside!
At least she can always be relied on to be entertaining: http://madhatteryannex.blogspot.com/search/label/HRH%20Princess%20Beatrice%20of%20York (for more comment on this one)
ReplyDeleteI suppose that being a princess without much of a role and probably limited by protocol, etc. she is making the best of it by always daring to wear the most outrageous of hats.
I HATE IT! I am surprised the Queen allowed her to wear it.
ReplyDeletethink she borrowed it from Lady Gaga.
I totally agree. It looks like some kind of mutant appendage, or a cake decoration, I can't decide which. When I first saw it, I was like, you have got to be kidding me. Whoever convinced her (a) that beige was a good color for her, and (b) that the hat was a stellar idea should be flogged.
ReplyDeleteUgly and sad! She and her sister looked horrible. Someone called them the 'ugly stepsisters' to Kate beauty. They could look so nice, they need a royal makeover!
ReplyDeleteBeatrice's fascinator was fascinating alright - but not in a good way - the worst looking hat at the wedding!
ReplyDeleteThose were not fascinators, they were defacenators!
ReplyDeleteThey were definitely the ugly stepsisters, lol! Heather Mallick wrote a really funny article in the Toronto Star about the hats that were worn.
I'd just as soon wear a large spider on my head.
ReplyDeleteWhat was she thinkin' indeed?
you know when I saw it I looked at it and thought, Wow, I know nothing about fashion because I'd never wear that.
ReplyDeleteAnd then I saw how ridiculous everyone thought it was.
I need to form an opinion sometimes