From opening London Tech Week to delivering a speech on modern slavery in Geneva, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.
Monday saw the PM address the London Tech Week conference. May wore her ice blue blazer and the metallic blue Mirta Bijoux Balls necklace and bracelet.
On Tuesday the PM was in Geneva to deliver a speech at the ILO International Labour Conference on ending modern slavery. May wore her navy Escada skirt suit with a garnet jewelled necklace and the Curve heels from Russell & Bromley. She also met with the Prime Minister of Nepal at Number 10.
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On Wednesday May visited Imperial College as part of the announcement that the UK government will commit to the target to end the country’s contribution to climate change to almost zero by 2050.
Later in the day she took part in the weekly Prime Minister's Questions. She wore her navy Military Knotch jacket from Daniel Blake.
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And on Thursday we had a new outfit debut! May wore an acid yellow blouse from Daniel Blake, pairing it with a black and grey tailored coat from the London designer.
Monday saw the PM address the London Tech Week conference. May wore her ice blue blazer and the metallic blue Mirta Bijoux Balls necklace and bracelet.
On Tuesday the PM was in Geneva to deliver a speech at the ILO International Labour Conference on ending modern slavery. May wore her navy Escada skirt suit with a garnet jewelled necklace and the Curve heels from Russell & Bromley. She also met with the Prime Minister of Nepal at Number 10.
On Wednesday May visited Imperial College as part of the announcement that the UK government will commit to the target to end the country’s contribution to climate change to almost zero by 2050.
Later in the day she took part in the weekly Prime Minister's Questions. She wore her navy Military Knotch jacket from Daniel Blake.
And on Thursday we had a new outfit debut! May wore an acid yellow blouse from Daniel Blake, pairing it with a black and grey tailored coat from the London designer.
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