Pippa Middleton looked radiant in a green dress as she joined her parents Carol and Michael Middleton at the Platinum Party on Saturday night.
The 38-year-old sister of the Duchess of Cambridge came out in a lime green dress with striped details on the chest for a starry night at Buckingham Palace.
In keeping with her calm style, Pippa wore her brunettes in loose curls and kept her makeup to a minimum. She finished the ensemble with several well-chosen jewelry, including a delicate necklace.
Pippa, who is the mother of Arthur, three, and Grace, one, does not appear to join her husband, James Matthews.
Meanwhile, her mother, Carol, chose a fresh cream blazer and wore her hair dried with a hair dryer. Michael was usually elegant in a suit and tie.
Although they were not members of the royal family, the Middleton family managed to buy much-needed tickets for the concert on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of Her Majesty’s reign.
Pippa Middleton looked radiant in a green dress as she joined her parents Carol and Michael Middleton at the Platinum Party on Saturday night. The Duchess of Cambridge’s sister came out in a lime green dress with striped details across the chest for a starry night at Buckingham Palace
Meanwhile, her mother, Carol, chose a fresh cream blazer and wore her hair dried with a hair dryer. Michael was usually elegant in a suit and tie
Although they were not members of the royal family, the Middleton family managed to buy much-sought tickets for the concert on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of Her Majesty’s reign.
The Duchess of Cambridge has a close relationship with her parents, brother, sister and their families, although her role in the royal family is becoming increasingly demanding.
The Middleton family are often quiet pillars in highlights of Kate Middleton’s life, including the recent Christmas carol concert at Westminster Abbey.
It turned out that the royal family showed its support for the queen when she celebrated 70 years on the throne.
Although she was forced to miss amid ongoing health problems, she still managed to steal the show by starring against a computer-generated bear, Paddington, in a fun sketch to open the concert.
The Queen demolished the house when Paddington joined her for cream tea.
For the opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympics, James Bond appeared with the Queen – and now it’s the turn of everyone’s favorite Peruvian bear – who was photographed with the monarch.
The Queen has revealed that she shares Paddington’s love of marmalade sandwiches and keeps an emergency hideout in her trademark handbag.
The film was shown when the star-studded party in the shadow of Buckingham Palace began, and the queen and her hairy guest had a new way to present the first act – playing the rhythm of Queen’s We Will Rock You on tea cups in China.
39-year-old Prince William and 40-year-old Kate Middleton took their two eldest children with them when the royal family was in power for the historic London concert.
Prince Edward joins his daughter Lady Louise Windsor at Buckingham Palace party on Saturday night
Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie and their husbands joined the members of the royal family at the star concert
Sophie Wessex, elegant in a white dress with eyelets, took her place next to Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Lawrence and Princess Anne
Prince George looked delighted as he watched the concert with his father, the Duke of Cambridge
The Duchess of Cambridge leaned over to talk to her children as the concert began in front of the palace
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their family, in the center, led the royal arrivals at the platinum palace party
The Duchess of Cambridge laughed at the opening monologue as the concert began at the Platinum Party
The Duchess of Cambridge sits with her daughter Princess Charlotte in the front row of the royal lodge for the platinum party at the palace for the Queen’s 70th birthday celebrations
The Duchess of Cornwall, the Prince of Wales and the Royal Princess attend a platinum palace party
Sophie Wessex and her children James, Viscount Severn and Lady Louise Windsor took their seats at the palace party
Prince George and Princess Charlotte, who had previously made a surprise visit to Cardiff Castle with their parents for a jubilee event, had sat in the front row of the Royal Lodge for the concert with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince of Wales and Duchess.
Members of the royal family joined them in the VIP seats, as well as politicians, including Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Queen + Adam Lambert presented an electric opening of the BBC platinum party at the Palace concert with a selection of classic hit songs.
The queen delighted millions of spectators by appearing in a surprising comic sketch with the bear Paddington to kick off the anniversary concert. Pictured: Queen Elizabeth II and Bear Paddington drinking cream tea and marmalade at Buckingham Palace
Party of two: The Queen performed a sketch for the BBC platinum party at the palace, where she and the bear Paddington talked before she heard Queen’s ‘We Will Rock You’ to kick off the party and star concert tonight
The bear congratulated the Queen on her reign of 70 years, saying: “Happy anniversary, ma’am. And thank you. For everything.’
The 40-year-old American singer Lambert came on stage wearing a black and gold-decorated coat to continue the rhythm with the Royal Military Band.
Rock band guitarist Brian May made another memorable entrance on stage, being lifted from the bottom of the stage as he smashed his guitar.
May created a classic moment 20 years ago, during the Golden Jubilee celebrations in 2002, when he performed God Save The Queen on the roof of Buckingham Palace.
The rock band also performed Don’t Stop Me Now in front of a crowd of applauding fans as multicolored lights flashed on stage.
Princess Charlotte and Prince George were also spotted waving their Union Jack flags under the song We Are The Champions as they sat in the Royal Box in front of their parents.
Prince George shone when he joined his father, Prince William, at a platinum party at Buckingham Palace on Saturday night
The royal father and son laughed during the opening monologue as the historic concert began at the palace tonight
The Duchess of Cambridge, Princess Charlotte, Prince George and the Duke of Cambridge spearheaded the royal arrivals tonight
Royals waved flags as they led thousands of people preparing to watch the platinum party at the palace
Princess Charlotte and Prince George were sitting between their parents William and Kate at the palace concert
They were followed by Jacks Jones, who opened his set with his song You Don’t Know Me while sitting in bed, which he previously said was a tribute to the people who make music from their bedrooms.
Behind him was a mock-up blue sign of English heritage on the screen that read, “This is where the bedroom producer of Jax Jones SE23 lives.”
He then introduced rapper Stephlon Don, singer Mabel and musician John Newman – who joined him for various songs.
Elbow followed a performance of One Day Like This with Citizens of the World Choir, before Ashley Banjo and his dance troupe Diversity took the stage.
They presented an energetic routine of a number of British songs popular during the Queen’s reign.
Moving from the sixties to today’s songs, the band danced with She Loves You by The Beatles, Night Fever by Bee Gees and Let’s Dance by David Bowie.
Then they danced with Spice Up Your Life by Spice Girls, What Makes You Beautiful by One Direction and Big For Your Boots by Stormzy.
The concert came at the end of a busy day as the royal family traveled the country, joining people celebrating the Queen’s 70th anniversary.
Derby Day was missed by the queen, who has suffered a recurrence of her mobility problems, but her granddaughter Zara Phillips, who joined her family, including Princess Royal at Epsom Racecourse, said the monarch would look at home in her “comfortable clothes”.
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