Theresa May's Week: Marking D Day 75 and President Trump's Visit

The Prime Minister was in Portsmouth and Normandy this week to mark the 75th Anniversary of the D Day Landings. Here's a recap of her week.

On Monday, the Prime Minister welcomed President Trump to London on the first day of his state visit. Meeting at Buckingham Palace for the state dinner, May wore a black evening gown by Amanda Wakeley. We last saw this in 2016 - and with a back zip and intricate cut out detailing it is certainly a stand-out piece! The PM teamed it with a gold clutch bag and red suede heels.

On Tuesday, May hosted President Trump at Number 10. The President and Prime Minister attended a roundtable with business leaders before holding a joint press conference. Following this they visited the Churchill War Rooms.  May wore her bright blue Orchid skirt suit from Daniel Blake, the Amanda Wakeley oversized silver chain necklace and bracelet and the Rosebud kitten heels from Russell & Bromley.

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Later in the evening May attended a black tie dinner at the American Ambassador's Residence.

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And on Wednesday, May travelled to Portsmouth for the first part of the D Day 75 commemorations. May wore a white shift dress and a new piece by Daniel Blake - the Notch Collar Coat, in Wool Herringbone, Angelica Green. She debuted a new fascinator from Liz Felix and accessorised with a pair of snakeskin kitten heels.

Waving off the veterans as they sailed to Normandy, May wore another new Blake creation - a baby blue pantsuit. We love it!

On Thursday the PM remained in Normandy, laying the cornerstone of the British Normandy Memorial in Ver-sur-Mer. She also visited the Bayeux Cemetery, participating in a memorial service and meeting veterans. May wore an ivory and white Amanda Wakeley linen dress and jacket, and the ivory Rosebud kitten heels from Russell & Bromley. She wore another hat by Liz Felix.

In the House: Theresa May's Week

From celebrating the Commonwealth to Brexit votes, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

On Monday the PM was in Westminster Abbey to mark Commonwealth Day. May wore her new blue Daniel Blake coat, pairing it with a navy skirt and white top; She accessorised with a stylish navy hat with feather detailing from Liz Felix Millinery and the navy Twiggy heels from Russell & Bromley.

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Following the service, May headed to Strasbourg where she changed into a black Daniel Blake custom jacket for a late night press conference.

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On Tuesday the House began the first day of further Brexit votes. May, nursing a poorly throat, added some colour to proceedings with her orange Daniel Blake Nehru jacket. She wore black trousers and the super comfy (and super cute) red Audrey kitten heels from LK Bennett.

And on Wednesday, May took part in Prime Minister's Questions before further Brexit voting. She wore her navy Escada skirt suit, teaming it with the navy Curve heels from Russell & Bromley and accessorising with an oversized green jewelled necklace.

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Thursday saw the final day of Brexit votes and May wore her grey check Daniel Blake dress with the black Curve heels. A classic look. 

Theresa May's 2018 Outfits

We've made it to December - and it's time for your recap of Theresa May's epic 2018 outfits! It's certainly been a year like no other, but the PM's sense of awesome style has remained constantly chic.

Here's my favourite outfits, month by month.

Welcoming President Macron to the UK, the PM wore her navy blue Daniel Blake Knotch Military jacket, navy trousers and her Amanda Wakeley oversized silver necklace and bracelet. She picked the Charlotte Olympia leopard Kitty kitten heels - all our favourites in one outfit!

On her first visit to China as the Prime Minister, May wore a fantastic tailored black jacket from Daniel Blake. She added a bit of 'May magic' with the leopard Frame flats from Russell & Bromley.

Another meeting, and another Daniel Blake dress - this time the Hybrid in wool mohair. May kept it simple with a pair of navy kitten heels from Russell & Bromley, but showed some pizazz with an oversized Bakelite chain necklace and earrings.

And another honourable mention goes to the purple Daniel Blake Origami jacket and matching skirt - teamed with the eye-catching red Link In block heels from Russell & Bromley.

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The PM unveiled the Millicent Fawcett statue in Parliament Square - wearing an equally inspiring red jacket from Piazza Sempione - and the leopard Charlotte Olympia heels.

It was a special month - and one where I met the PM for the launch of Women2Win Wales. Perhaps in a tip to the dragon on our flag, May wore her red Amanda Wakeley jacket and the red patent LK Bennett kitten heels.

The Prime Minister and then Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt visited the Royal Free Hospital to announce a record investment in the NHS for its 60th birthday. May rewore an old favourite (all round!) - the grey boucle Paule Ka dress and matching jacket, adding a pop of colour with the red patent LK Bennett kitten heels.

Summer months = bright colours. May wore several shades of blue on her visit to Berlin - opting for the turquoise coat, a navy shift and the dusky blue Rosehip kitten heels from Russell & Bromley. May also wore one of her Balls necklaces from Mirta Bijoux.

And an equally fab outfit was her bright white Peserico jacket and navy Amanda Wakeley dress for the RAF 100 celebrations. I absolutely loved her new fierce new fascinator from Liz Felix.

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Making her first visit to South Africa as Prime Minister, May wowed the crowd in the bright orange Nehru jacket from Daniel Blake - and a pair of pointed leopard flats from the staple Russell & Bromley.

In New York for the annual United Nations General Assembly, May turned to an old, classic staple - a black trouser suit from Amanda Wakeley and an elegant ivory blouse. She accessorised with two of our favourites - the Amanda Wakeley oversized necklace and bracelet and a pair of leopard Delicious bow adorned flats from Russell & Bromley.

Perhaps my favourite fashion focused picture of the year, May welcomed the King and Queen of the Netherlands to Number 10 - and what a stylish trio they make! The PM wowed in her blue Daniel Blake Orchid jacket and skirt, this time selecting the Rosehip kitten heels from Russell & Bromley. (And an honourable mention to Queen Maxima in fluro pink Oscar de la Renta.)

And bonus selection - we can't forget May dancing onto the stage at Conservative Party conference, with a great pair of Curve heels (with glossy red accents) from Russell & Bromley.

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May debuted a new dress for the annual Guildhall Dinner. I'm still on the hunt for the embroidered gown and equally showy oversized necklace- send any tips my way!

But what I did love (and can ID) was May's outfit to the Winter Fair at the Royal Welsh Showground. An old red wool coat from Amanda Wakeley provided a suitably festive touch whilst the PM accessorised with a Pazuki scarf.

And we reach the last, and festive month of the year! May's appearance on This Morning saw her wear a great purple Escada dress (and the leopard Charlotte Olympia Kitty heels.)

May wore this favourite dress for Christmas Day celebrations, teaming it with her red Amanda Wakeley coat, another Pazuki faithful scarf and her Anya Hindmarch Buddy bag. All top choices!

Here's to an equally stylish 2019! 

What's been your favourite Theresa May outfit of 2018? Let me know in the comments! 

Westminster, NATO and Trump: Theresa May's Week

It's been an interesting week for the PM...

On Monday, Theresa May was in Westminster, updating the House on her Chequers agreement and Brexit. May wore the navy spot Daniel Blake jacket with navy trousers and the Audrey red suede kitten heels from LK Bennett. She accessorised with a string of pearls.

In the afternoon she welcomed the Chancellor of Austria to Number 10.

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On Tuesday, May attended a service marking 100 years of the RAF at Westminster Abbey. In a subtle nod to their uniforms, the Prime Minister wore a navy shift from Amanda Wakeley, teaming it with a sharp white blazer from Peserico. She accessorised with an outstanding navy and white hat from Liz Felix Millinery, based in Henley on Thames, and the navy Twiggy kitten heels.

Later in the day, May attended the Western Balkans Summit.

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On Wednesday, the Prime Minister was in Brussels for the NATO Summit. May wore her bright blue Daniel Blake Orchid skirt suit, a string of pearls and the black Twiggy kitten heels. A powerful combination!

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And on Thursday, one of our favourite Peserico jackets was back in the mix. The navy and white number looked great paired with cropped navy trousers and the Audrey red suede kitten heels. May also accessorised with her faithful oversized chain necklace and bracelet from Amanda Wakeley.

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The PM returned to the UK ready to welcome President Trump and the First Lady to Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire for the first day of their working visit. For the black tie dinner, May wore her red silk long gown (with a daring back slit,) and the red patent LK Bennett heels.

Friday saw Theresa May accompany Trump to Sandhurst before they headed to Chequers. May debuted an awesome new jacket from Daniel Blake- the Nerhu in bright satsuma. She teamed it with black trousers and the leopard Delicious flats from Russell & Bromley.

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.

Parliamentary Recess: Theresa May's week

With Parliament on recess, it's rightly been a quieter week for the Prime Minister!

On Monday, Theresa May was in her constituency at act of commemoration in Fifield for RSM Henry George Congdon. May wore a simple black trouser suit, teaming it with a pair of black and patent flats from LK Bennett.

We next saw May on Friday where she visited the Maidenhead Citizens Advice Bureau and opened the refurbished St. Mary's Church in the town. May wore an outfit from the archives- a green and black dress and a matching zingy green jacket. Perfect for the sunny weather we're having!

And a sneak peek at one of Liz Felix's newest creations- which we believe has been snapped up by her most famous customer!

Commonwealth Day, Salisbury and Maidenhead: Theresa May's Week

From visiting Salisbury to ending the week in her constituency, it's been an action packed one for Theresa May.

On Monday, the PM attended the annual Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey. May looked to some old favourites for her outfit- wearing a red jersey dress with a metallic quilted long coat. She accessorised with a hat from Henley on Thames milliner Liz Felix, a cherry red clutch bag from Mulberry and the Minu patent kitten heels from LK Bennett.

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In the afternoon, Theresa May addressed the House on the developments in Salisbury. May wore black trousers and her caramel floral tweed jacket from Paule Ka.

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On Tuesday, May was in the chamber for the Spring Statement. We saw a return of her black and white Escada blazer, this time teamed with a black skirt, the leopard LK Bennett kitten heels and a silk scarf from Hermes.

On Wednesday, the PM took part in PMQs. Her navy Escada skirt suit made another reappearance, this time teamed with a deep red oversized necklace and the leopard Charlotte Olympia kitten heels. May also welcomed Luxembourg's Prime Minister Xavier Bettel to Number 10.

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On Thursday, May travelled to Salisbury to meet with emergency services, local residents and first responders. We saw a Prime Ministerial fist bump! The PM wore black trousers, a tailored jacket from Daniel Blake and the leopard Cocktail loafers from Russell & Bromley. The fab Herno coat made another outing and TM debuted her new rose gold chunky chain ribbon necklace from Amanda Wakeley.

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On Friday, Theresa May was in her Maidenhead constituency. May visited Housing Solutions and met with residents. Cue these great photos!

May wore a black and white textured jacket and a black skirt, keeping warm against the cold weather thanks to Herno coat.

In the evening, May attended a drinks reception in Maidenhead debuting this fabulous bright blue shirt wrap dress, teaming it with the Twiggy kitten heels from Russell & Bromley. Thanks to Kirsty for the pics!