Westminster and Brussels: Theresa May's Week

From Westminster to Brussels, here's a recap of Theresa May's week!

On Monday, the PM welcomed Donald Tusk to Number 10. Looking great in summer neturals, May wore her white Peserico blazer with navy trousers and the navy Cocktail loafers with sparkly heels. Later in the day she held a reception for Young Leaders in the No 10 garden.

On Tuesday, May took part in The Times CEO Summit. Later in the day she welcomed Prime Minister of Greece, Alexis Tsipras to Number 10 for a bilateral meeting. May wore her grey Escada dress and matching jacket, teaming it with the burnt red suede heels from LK Bennett.

On Wednesday, the PM took part in the weekly Prime Minister's Questions. May wore a navy shift dress and her bright blue coat, accessorising with the navy Balls necklace from Mirta Bijoux and the beautiful blue suede Rosehip kitten heels from Russell & Bromley.

Later in the day May welcomed the Aga Khan to Number 10.

On Thursday, the PM headed to Brussels for the EU Leaders Meeting. Even though it lasted well into the night, May looked chic in her navy speck Daniel Blake jacket, navy trousers and the Twiggy kitten heels from Russell & Bromley.

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And we hope that on Friday she had a well deserved rest!

And on Saturday, the Mays were back in Wales for Armed Forces Day in Llandudno. May kept it simple in a black linen suit, pearls and the leopard Delicious flats from Russell & Bromley.

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Theresa May's 2018 Fashion Highlights: January to June

Six months of 2018 have passed, and it's time for the Prime Minister's fashion highlights for the first half of the year.

Outerwear

It seems strange to be writing about a coat when it's summer, but I am still in love with May's Herno coat. Perhaps a Christmas gift, but the PM wore this solidly throughout the colder months at the start of the year. And who could blame her! The navy wool outer has a glittery zip detail, with the puffa still inset adding a touch of athleisure to both her work and off-duty wardrobe. A really great piece.

Workwear

Making up the majority of May's wardrobe, the PM invested in some great new workwear pieces the first half of this year, as well as bringing back some of her tried and trusted items.

Quite possibly my favourite outfit, the PM looked awesome when she welcomed President Macron to Sandhurst at the start of the year. Wearing her navy spotted Daniel Blake military jacket with trousers, the snowy weather didn't stop Theresa from bringing out our favourite pair of kitten heels- the leopard Charlotte Olympias. And to top it all off, the navy Herno jacket got an outing too!

May's other Herno jacket pic was a navy tweed number for Davos. Tapping into the brand's athleisure theme, the jacket is sort of Chanel-esque- and comes complete with a chain belt. May wore this a few weeks later at a Downing Street reception for Baltic nations, teaming it with a pair of multi coloured kitten heels.

Daniel Blake is a staple in the Prime Minister's wardrobe, and we've seen a few new tailored jackets from the London tailor added to the mix.

A navy jacket with a subtle silver stripe is particularly striking, and May teamed it with her silver Mirta Bijoux necklace on a visit to Sweden and Norway in the spring. We've also seen the PM wear a textured black jacket in the same style from Blake both at home and abroad.

Whilst these are two great jackets, I will always love her purple Origami suit and the blue Orchid suit! Iconic.

And we've seen some of the classics make a reappearance in 2018! Remember the Sloane dress that Theresa wore in her Vogue shoot? Here it is again in Downing Street!

May teamed it with the Rosehip kitten heels from Russell & Bromley.

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We also had the navy Roland Mouret dress make its reappearance at a Buckingham Palace reception. Bring this back again PM!

And who can forget the red Amanda Wakeley jacket... here it is again making a patriotic appearance for the launch of Women2Win Wales. Teamed with red patent LK Bennett kitten heels of course.

Evening wear

Sassy and chic, the PM totally rocks a jumpsuit! We loved the black lace jumpsuit she picked for the Conservative Party Black and White Ball at the Natural History Museum- making it even more iconic with patent red heels. She repeated the look a few weeks later at an Association dinner.

And we had a new dress in the shape of a black Amanda Wakeley off the shoulder number for the Westminster Correspondents Dinner. The sheer sleeves are particularly cool. The dress is currently on sale!

What an AMAZING outfit!! ❤️ thanks @davidwooding for the pic. #theresamay #theresamaystyle Repost @davidwooding with @get_repost ・・・ Excellent speech by the Prime Minister at the Westminster Correspondents Dinner tonight.

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Special occasions

The Mays attended a Buckingham Palace Garden Party in June. Wearing her stunning Maria Grachvogel and a new bespoke hat from the great Liz Felix, May teamed this chic look with a nude clutch purse and the Amanda Wakeley chain necklace and bracelet. If only we could see the shoes!

New purchases

We always get excited about new pieces in the Prime Minister's wardrobe, and Mrs May has not disappointed!

A favourite of many dedicated readers, May wore a great blue wrap dress for a Conservative Association event in Maidenhead. We're still on the hunt for the designer- so if you have a tip let us know!

Debuting at the Spring Forum, May's white jacket from Piazza Sempione was the perfect choice against a bright blue background. The scuba fabric makes it a little different from other pieces in her wardrobe but it certainly has wearability, with the PM wearing it at the G7, CHOGM and for other visits in the UK.

CHOGM presented a week of different outfits, and the addition of a new Amanda Wakeley dress was a welcome one! May picked the Prince of Wales check dress, complete with a bright orange lining and highlights for a visit to the National Cybersecurity Centre and an evening reception in the city. Love it.

Shoes

Turning to my favourite area of the PM's wardrobe, we've had a fair few epic shoe moments so far this year!

One of the cutest purchases are the Rosehip kitten heels from Russell & Bromley. May has teamed them with several of her skirt suits, brightening up the Commons with a little flower power!

And we had another red pair added to the mix. The Audrey golden flame kitten heels from LK Bennett made their debut during CHOGM and have been seen several times since.

But the leopard Charlotte Olympias will always have a special place in our shoe obsessed heart.

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Accessories

Big and bold necklaces have remained the name of the day for the PM. She expanded her Amanda Wakeley collection with the rose gold chain necklace and matching bracelet, braided with black grosgrain ribbon. A cute new addition!

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And it has been good to see some of her beautiful Hermes scarves making reappearances. May jazzed up an all black skirt suit with a red and purple number, and marked #GreenforGrenfall with a green silk number. We've also seen a larger Hermes scarf added to the repertoire- any tips on this one gratefully received!

Even though we're only halfway through the year, there will be more epic Prime Ministerial moments to come! What's been you favourite so far?

NHS at 70 and Windrush: Theresa May's Week

From marking significant further investment in the NHS to commemorating Windrush, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

On Monday, the Prime Minister visited the Royal Free Hospital in London as part of her announcement of £394 million more a week for the NHS.

May wore her grey tweed Paule Ka skirt suit with a cute bow waist detail for the visit. She teamed it with a patent red pair of kitten heels from LK Bennett and accessorised with a chunky bracelet.

Later in the day, the PM welcomed guests to Number 10 for a reception marking Eid.

PM at National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast this morning - wearing her @mirta_bijoux Balls necklace! #theresamay #theresamaystyle

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On Tuesday, May attended the National Prayer Breakfast in Westminster Hall. Whilst we can't see the shoes, May wore a navy dress, her navy textured coat and the navy Balls necklace from Mirta Bijoux.

PM wearing @danielblakelondon and @amandawakeley for #PMQs today! #theresamay #theresamaystyle #danielblake #amandawakeley #westminster #parliament

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On Wednesday, May took part in the weekly PMQs. She wore her fierce Daniel Blake bright blue skirt suit, teaming it with the iconic Charlotte Olympia kitty heels and her Amanda Wakeley chain bracelet and necklace.

Later in the day, the PM welcomed Thai PM Prayut Chan-o-cha at Downing Street, and spoke at the Policy Exchange summer reception.

PM at @policyexchange reception - this fierce outfit will never get old! #theresamay #theresamaystyle @danielblakelondon @charlotteolympia

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On Thursday, May was at the opening of the National Defence and Rehabilitation Centre in Nottinghamshire. She pulled a piece from the archives - the violet Paule Ka dress and jacket, teaming it with her red Link In block heels from Russell & Bromley.

Later in the day, the PM welcomed NATO's Secretary General to Number 10.

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On Friday, the PM attended a service at Westminster Abbey to commemorate the Windrush generation.  May wore a pale dress and jacket from Amanda Wakeley and a light blue hat from Liz Felix Millinery. May also debuted the Rosehip kitten heels in stone suede from Russell & Bromley.

Green for Grenfell: Theresa May's Week

From marking one year since Grenfell, to welcoming tech leaders to Number 10, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

On Monday, the PM was at Number 10 and also attended a service of commemoration for the Grenfell fire in Kensington. She also updated the House on progress at the G7.

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On Tuesday, May held cabinet and further meetings. Wearing #GreenforGrenfell, the PM wore her green linen blazer and planted two camellia trees in the Number 10 garden with children from the Kensington area.

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On Wednesday, the PM took part in Prime Minister's Questions. It was an eventful one this week! And May wore her navy Escada skirt suit, accessorising with the red Link In block heels from Russell & Bromley and a green jewelled necklace.

Later in the day, she hosted a reception and roundtable for the tech industry at Number 10.

On Thursday, the PM spoke to financial leaders in the city. She wore a green Amanda Wakeley dress, teaming it with a navy blazer and a Hermes scarf.

On Friday, May visited Bay Lab in her constituency, opening their new premises. She continued with the green theme, black trousers, Mirta Bijoux necklace and the Charlize black loafers from Russell & Bromley.