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Wilson Chapman editorAs the title character of “Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris,” Lesley Manville charms nearly everyone she encounters: homeless men on the streets of Paris, the heads of the Dior fashion house (including Christian Dior himself), models, dressmakers and racehorse track operators.

Cara Delevingne's grandmother Jane Stevens, the former lady-in-waiting to Princess Margaret, has died.The 85 year old, who was known as Janie Sheffield, acted as Princess Margaret’s lady-in-waiting for many years and grew to be a close confidante of the late Royal up until her death in 2002. Described as an elegant woman with “a great sense of fun” by daughter and mother to model Cara, Pandora Delevingne, Jane lived quite the eventful life, she revealed. “She was stunning, elegant and had a great sense of fun,” Pandora told the Daily Mail.

"She was passionate about so many things."She loved horse racing and was really good at tennis, playing until two years ago.She'll be sorely missed", she said to The Daily Mail's Richard Eden.As Princess Margaret's closest confidant, Jane was once asked to act as her driver when her chauffeur had called in sick.She had never driven a Rolls Royce and as they were under the arch of Buckingham Palace, motorcyclists crashed into the side of the car.Margaret told her not to worry, urging her: "Drive on, Janie."Jane leaves behind four children, Pandora, Melinda, Charles, and Rupert.Her eldest daughter Pandora is married to Charles Delevingne and together they have three children, Cara, 29, Poppy, 35, and Chloe, 36.Cara has become an incredibly successful model over the years and the British-born beauty is the face of a number of huge brands.One of her latest campaigns is with RE:SUEDE which will test whether they can create a biodegradable version of their most iconic shoe.For the campaign, Cara will be wearing the experimental RE:SUEDE trainer for six months, alongside 500 others taking part in Germany.After the six months, participants, including Cara, will then send their shoes back to Puma, who then send these shoes to industrial composting experts Ortessa in the Netherlands.The experts will then analyse whether the trainers can biodegrade in a controlled, industrial setting.Cara recently took to Instagram to explain her involvement with the campaign in view of her 43.2million followers.Alongside photoshoot snaps of her, Cara wrote: "Proud to be working with @puma on a journey that ties with my passion for the planet."I'll be wearing the @puma RE:SUEDEs for the next few months as part of an experiment in

The Queen was joined by the extended royal family today to pay their respects to the late Prince Philip who died last April aged 99.The family were reunited for a service of thanksgiving held on Tuesday 29 March at Westminster Abbey. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 95, was escorted into the venue by her son Prince Andrew, 62, and wore a green outfit for the occasion as she paid tribute to her husband Philip, who died on 9 April 2021. One of the first to arrive at the Abbey was the Queen's niece Lady Sarah Chatto with whom she shares an especially close bond.

The Queen is now using a wheelchair according to close pals of the Royals who believe it is the reason she is cutting down her appearances.

It has been claimed the Queen's recent absences are due to a fear of history repeating itself.The Queen's sister, Princess Margaret, continued to appear in public after a series of strokes, six months before her death.The monarch is fast approaching her 96th birthday, but she still carries out a large number of duties herself, which include several in-person functions, as well as her regular conversations by phone with Prime Minister Boris Johnson and sifting through and signing documents in her red box on a daily basis. However, she has portrayed a frailer image in recent months, appearing with the aid of a walking stick at several engagements.There have even been reports that a wheelchair-friendly lift has been fitted at Balmoral.

Bridgerton star Golda Rosheuvel has revealed a secret family connection she has to the late Princess Margaret. Speaking to Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley this morning – ahead of the brand new Netflix series which airs on 25th March – the actress and singer, 52, confirmed that her mother enjoyed an exclusive dinner with the royal icon when she visited Barbados some years ago.

Meghan Markle as they were both from the “same mould”, a royal author has claimed. According to Tom Quinn, who was speaking on a recent episode of the To Di For Daily podcast, the Queen’s sister and the Duchess of Sussex had a few similarities. He said: “She would have [loved Meghan].

Princess Margaret once gave her sister the Queen a dressing down in front of the Prime Minister by claiming “nobody would talk” to her if she was not the reigning monarch, according to a royal author.Her Majesty was in a private meeting with a Prime Minister, who has not been named, and was interrupted by Margaret storming into the Queen’s drawing room in Windsor Castle.Margaret had reportedly been frustrated over dropping in the line of succession and was therefore seeing her role in the Royal Family decrease when it seemed to boil over in an outburst.According to Andrew Morton, author of Elizabeth and Margaret: The Intimate World of the Windsor Sisters, he believes that the Queen’s sister had “jealousy” but was also “loyal”.However, that did not stop Margaret from telling the Queen her thoughts in front of one of the most important people in Britain.

Meghan Markle rather than by Kate Middleton, a stylist has claimed. Queen Elizabeth’s sister died on this day (February 9) 20 years ago, but her glamorous looks are still admired by many after two decades.Julie Dickson, a stylist at Cotton Traders, described Princess Margaret's style as "perfection", writes The Express. She said: "There was always a fabulous sense of fun to Princess Margaret’s style, with a real focus on knock-out accessories.

Princess Margaret had recurring nightmares about disappointing her sister the Queen as she was branded the “rebel royal.”Margaret was known for living a glamorous lifestyle before she passed away 20 years ago today at the age of 71 after months of health problems.The Queen’s sister was known as a “rebel”, a title which was used in biographies and documentaries on her life.She was known for favouring a party lifestyle and even brushed shoulders with celebrities and musicians during a visit to Hollywood that saw her banned the next time she tried to enter.According to the journalist Craig Brown, author of Ma’am Darling: 99 Glimpses of Princess Margaret, the Princess continued to have nightmares about disappointing The Queen.When Mr Brown asked Margaret if she ever dreamt about the Queen, she confessed to having nightmares of being “disapproved of”.Margaret once told French poet and filmmaker Jean Cocteau that "disobedience is my joy", according to People.During a trip to the US in 1965, Margaret was reportedly partying in Hollywood till 3am and met stars such as Frank Sinatra.The results of the trip saw her banned from returning to the US in 1973 after her request was turned down by Lord Cromer, the British Ambassador to Washington, although it was reportedly due to her friends.According to the Mail: “A memo written to the Foreign Committee said: 'You will remember that Lord Cromer is not at all keen on having the Princess in the United States, possibly for some time to come.“This is mainly due to the behaviour of some of HRH's friends, who tend to take such visits very lightly.”Margaret also paved the way for divorce in the Royal Family, but when she separated from her husband Antony Armstrong-Jones, known as Lord

February 9 marks a sad and reflective day for the Queen as she faces 20 years without her little sister. Princess Margaret died aged 71 in 2002, but her legacy may live on in Prince Harry. In 2020, the Duke of Sussex stepped down as a working royal and moved to America with Meghan Markle.

From Kate Middleton to The Queen, when it comes to the Royal Family, the leading ladies have always stunned in the style stakes. However, there is one royal member that is forgotten amongst these fashionable influencers and that is the Queen's very own sister, Princess Margaret.

Our Royal Family keeps squeaky clean by taking regular baths and avoiding showers like the plague! And the reason is a controversial one - according to a royal expert, they think showers are for the working class! Craig Brown, author of Ma’am Darling: 99 Glimpses of Princess Margaret described her morning routine in writing. W Magazine uncovered the details.

"This is insane!"Together with Joanna and her lady-in-waiting, Margaret decided to abandon the reception altogether and sneak into a private box, which was when she took out a tiny bottle of whisky and started smoking."She left the party, opened her bag, got out a small bottle of whisky and a packet of cigarettes, lit up...

This Much Is True, Miriam said she had recalled show designer and Margaret’s friend Carl Toms was unwell.She said: “I knew he had been ill and, without thinking, asked if she would pass on to him our loving best wishes.“For a split second, her eyes narrowed and she stiffened.“She was deciding whether I had been guilty of massive impertinence.”However, thankfully everything worked out okay for the Romeo + Juliet actress.“She saw from my concerned face that I only wanted to send Carl good wishes,” Miriam added in the extract serialised in the Daily Mail.“She relaxed and said: 'Yes, I will.

Princess Margaret when she dated her son David Armstrong Jones.The couple were together during the 1980s, when she grew closer to the Queen’s sister.Even when Susannah split from the Earl of Snowdon, she still remained close to the royal.In fact, Margaret threw her an engagement party when was due to be married to Sten Bertelsen in 1995.Over the years of their friendship, they became confidantes for one another.Susannah recently opened up about this time in a podcast chat with Kate Thornton.Susannah discussed Margaret’s life in the spotlight and particularly likened it to being in a “zoo”.Discussing the royal, she said on White Wine Question Time: “It’s like growing up in a zoo being in that environment.“And you’ve got people with their

And while she appeared to lavish praise on The Firm, there was one member of the Windsor clan that she interviewed who she claimed was one of her worst interviewees - Princess Margaret's ex-husband Antony Armstrong-Jones, also known as Lord Snowdon.Ahead of last year's series Princess Margaret: The Royal Rebel, Ms Britton outlined how "spectacularly rude" Lord Snowdon had been when they spoke more than a decade ago.Writing on Twitter, she said: "Watching the documentary about Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon on @BBC2."I interviewed Lord Snowdon about 12 years ago and I can tell you he was the most spectacularly rude and uncooperative interviewee I have ever met."And I’ve met a few so, Bravo!"The documentary recalled aspects of Margaret's

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Meghan Markle and her husband Prince Harry's recent attacks on the Royal Family have caused an international stir, but scandals within the monarchy are anything but new.In fact, the Queen, 95, was dealing with family dramas way before the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were even born.As far back as the 1950s, Her Majesty's relationship with her sister Princess Margaret was complex, to say the least.Expertly reenacted in The Crown, the pair were polar opposites in many ways.On one hand, the Queen strove to become a respectable figurehead, while wild child Margaret was said to love to smoke, booze, and party until the early hours.Despite their clear differences, they had an unbreakable bond until the Countess of Snowdon's death in 2002.But, as

Princess Margaret’s most magnificent dress; there was the mille feuille Christian Dior 21st birthday gown, the regal wedding dress created by Norman Hartnell and all those flamboyant Mustique party kaftans. But visitors to the new Royal Style in the Making exhibition, which opens at Kensington Palace next week, will find a new, relatively unknown contender for the crown.On 1st July 1964, Margaret attended a Georgian-themed ball at Mansion House, fundraising for the Friends of St.