Celebrations at Downing Street: Theresa May's Week

From marking the England win at the Cricket World Cup to recognizing acts of service at the Policy Bravery Awards, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

On Monday, the PM welcomed the England World Cup Cricket Team to No 10 to celebrate their World Cup win.

May wore her baby blue Daniel Blake jacket with black trousers and a pair of patent black slingbacks for the event.

On Tuesday, the PM marked India Day with a speech. She wore her Hobbs teal coat, teaming it with a navy shift dress, the Rosebud kitten heels from Russell & Bromley and the blue Mirta Bijoux Ballsmania necklace.

On Wednesday, May took part in her penultimate Prime Minister's Questions. She wore her navy Escada suit, a garnet necklace and her fierce red kitten heels from LK Bennett.

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Later in the day she delivered a speech on the state of national and international politics at Chatham House.

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On Thursday, May hosted members of the policy for the Police Bravery Awards at No 10. She wore her orange Nehru Daniel Blake jacket, black trousers and an oversized necklace.

Later in the evening, it was the annual No 10 staff party. May wore her houndstooth Amanda Wakeley coat.

And on Friday, May was in her Maidenhead constituency where she placed a pair of leopard kitten heels at an exhibition in the Maidenhead Heritage Centre. She wore a navy blazer from Herno, matching trousers, leopard flats and an oversized necklace.

Brussels, Stirling and Poland: Theresa May's Week

From Brussels to Poland, here's a recap of Theresa May's busy week.

On Monday and Tuesday, the PM was in Brussels for the European Council meeting. Theresa May wore her white safari dress from Daniel Blake and the Humbug teal kitten heels from Russell & Bromley on the first day, and selected the purple Piazza Sempione dress on the second day.

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Wednesday saw Theresa May head to the Commons for Prime Minister's Questions. She wore the black and grey 3/4 length coat from Daniel Blake and a neon yellow blouse, keeping it simple with her jewel encrusted black flats from Russell & Bromley.

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And in the evening, the PM was at the Conservative Summer Party at the Hurlingham Club. May wore a black and lapis evening gown from Amanda Wakeley and a new Pearlmoon bag from Russell & Bromley.

On Thursday, May travelled to Stirling to deliver a speech on the union. She wore her navy Escada skirt suit, teaming it with an oversized chain necklace and the navy kitten heels from Russell & Bromley.

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And on Friday, May was in Poland for the Western Balkans Summit. She kept it cool in her striped Paule Ka jacket, teaming it with black trousers and a pair of leopard bow flats from Russell & Bromley.

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TechEast and Geneva: Theresa May's Week

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.

A Week in Westminster: Theresa May's Week

From PMQs to celebrating Vaisakhi, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

On Wednesday, the PM took part in weekly Prime Minister's Questions. May wore her navy Escada suit and accessorised with the oversized Amanda Wakeley chain necklace and bracelet. May also wore her navy Curve heels from Russell & Bromley.

Later in the day she held a meeting of the serious violence taskforce and celebrated Vaisakhi at Number 10.

On Thursday, May welcomed the Libyan Prime Minister to Number 10. She wore her black and white Escada colour block blazer and an oversized gold necklace. 

Berlin, Brussels and Maidenhead: Theresa May's Week

It's been a packed week for the Prime Minister. Here's a recap.

On Tuesday, the PM was in Berlin to meet with Chancellor Merkel. May wore her navy blue Escada skirt suit, teaming it with the navy Curve heels from Russell & Bromley, a navy coat and a patterned scarf. May also travelled to Paris to meet with President Macron.

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On Wednesday, May was back in Westminster for Prime Minister's Questions before she travelled to Brussels for the European Council meeting. The sassy blue Daniel Blake Orchid suit was the PM's outfit of choice, and May teamed it with the equally sassy leopard kitten heels from Charlotte Olympia.

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On Thursday, May returned to London and updated Parliament on the Brexit negotiations. She once again turned to Daniel Blake, selecting the chic black tail coat and the Divine black flats with a glittery buckle.

And on Friday, May was in her Maidenhead constituency for the local Association dinner. 

More Brexit: Theresa May's Week

This week saw more votes on Brexit- and a week in Parliament for Theresa May. Here's a recap.

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On Monday, the PM updated the House on the EU Council meeting. May wore her pale blue blazer with a navy skirt and the Humbug kitten heels from Russell & Bromley. She also wore a new Balls necklace from Mirta Bijoux- this time in a metallic blue.

And on Wednesday, May was in the House for Prime Minister's Questions. She wore her navy Escada skirt suit, accessorising with a garnet coloured necklace and the red suede kitten heels from LK Bennett.

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Friday saw Meaningful Vote 2.5 - and May was in the Chamber to close the debate. She wore a red jersey dressing and a camel MaxMara blazer - and the red patent LK Bennett kitten heels.

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. 

Egypt to Westminster: Theresa May's Week

From two days in Egypt to a busy week in Westminster, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

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On Monday, the PM was in Sharm el-Sheikh for the EU Arab Summit. May arrived the day before wearing a new, blue and silver patterned coat, teaming it with black trousers and the leopard Delicious flats from Russell & Bromley. And on Day 2, she wore the pink coat from Harris Wharf, pairing it with the Charlize black and silver toed loafers from Russell & Bromley. A definite winner!

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Tuesday saw May in the House of Commons to deliver an update on Brexit negotiations. The PM wore her stylish navy suit with silk collar- which we now know is by Amanda Wakeley! She made it a red, white and blue theme, choosing the red suede LK Bennett kitten heels and debuting a snazzy new silver necklace.

And on Wednesday, the PM was back at the dispatch box for Prime Minister's Questions. The striking satsuma Nehru jacket by Daniel Blake made a welcome reappearance- and May paired it with a black skirt and the Curve heels from Russell & Bromley.

On Thursday, May welcomed King Abdullah II of Jordan to Number 10 ahead of a Britain/Jordan conference. The PM wore a black dress and her black and white colourblock blazer from Escada. She continued the monochrome theme with the fierce zebra Starlet heels from Russell & Bromley.

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Parliament and Maidenhead: Theresa May's Week

From meetings in Number 10, to Prime Minister's Questions, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

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Whilst we didn't see the PM on Monday, we did get a quick snap of her arriving at Number 10. May wore her trusty purple Escada dress, teaming it with the ever elusive black and leopard suede ankle boots and her new Herno coat. May also attended the 1922 Committee meeting in the evening.

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On Tuesday, the PM was in the House updating Members on Brexit. It was a business like look for May - with a great Amanda Wakeley black tailored suit and the oversized chain necklace the PM's pick. And the shoes? The classic black jewelled Divine flats from Russell & Bromley.

On Wednesday, May was back in the Chamber for Prime Minister's Questions. One of our favourite suits - the purple Origami jacket and matching skirt from Daniel Blake was May's choice. For an added pop of fierce, the PM wore her leopard Charlotte Olympia Kitty heels.

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In the evening, May attended a private function at the Carlton Club. She selected another Daniel Blake piece, this time the grey Hybrid dress for the event.

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On Friday,  the PM was in her Maidenhead constituency. She visited the RBWM Girls' Policy Forum to talk apprenticeships, getting more women into politics, more female role models and overcoming stereotypes. May wore a brown textured jacket with trousers and oversized pearl necklace. 

Christmas in Downing Street: Theresa May's Week

This week the PM turned on the Christmas tree lights in Downing Street! Here's what else she has been up too.

On Monday, May appeared on This Morning to discuss the Brexit deal. The PM wore her purple Escada dress, teaming it with the leopard Kitty heels from Charlotte Olympia. Later in the day she updated the House on the G20 Summit.

On Wednesday, the PM was back in the Commons for Prime Minister's Questions. May wore her grey suit from Daniel Blake and the black Divine flats from Russell & Bromley.

Thursday saw the PM switch on the Downing Street Christmas lights with the help of children from her Maidenhead constituency. May wore her red Amanda Wakeley coat, a black dress and a pair of leopard boots. Festive!

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And on Friday, was back in Maidenhead, visiting St. Mary's Church and opening the extension at Cox Green School. May wore her tweed Paule Ka jacket and kept warm in her navy Herno coat. 

Lord Mayor's Banquet and Westminster: Theresa May's Week

From starting the week at the the Lord Mayor's Banquet to ending it with a reshuffle - here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

On Monday, the PM attended the Lord Mayor's Banquet at Guildhall - and debuted a new dress! Her floor length navy gown had intricate swirl detailing. In true May style, the PM accessorised with some serious sparkly jewels - most likely Swarovski - and a pair of red suede kitten heels. Her trusty silver lame Valorie Anya Hindmarch clutch made another reappearance.

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On Wednesday, the PM attended Prime Minister's Questions. Her navy Escada suit made a reappearance, teaming it with a red jewelled necklace and the red LK Bennett kitten heels. Later in the evening, she gave a televised statement about the Brexit deal.

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And on Thursday, the PM was back to the House to deliver a statement on Brexit. May wore her new slate grey Daniel Blake suit, teaming it with the Divine black Russell & Bromley flats, a red Amanda Wakeley coat and a green jewel necklace.

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And finally we reached Friday! For her appearance on LBC and later at a school in Maidenhead, May wore her tweed Paule Ka jacket, black trousers and the Charlize loafers from Russell & Bromley. 

Women MPs of the World and Armistice Day: Theresa May's Week

From welcoming female MPs from across the world to Westminster to marking 100 years since the end of World War 1, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

On Monday, the PM was in Westminster. She held a reception for the MS Society at Number 10 in the evening. May wore her black and white colourblock blazer from Escada, and continued the black and white theme with her black Mirta Bijoux necklace and the black Twiggy kitten heels from Russell & Bromley.

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On Tuesday, May marked one hundred years of Armistice Day at a service at St Margarets Church in Westminster. The PM wore a black skirt suit by Amanda Wakeley, accessorising with the Curve heels from Russell & Bromley and the rose gold oversized chain necklace and bracelet also from Amanda Wakeley.

On Wednesday, the PM welcomed female MPs from across the world to Downing Street. May wore the purple Piazza Sempione shirt dress for the occasion.

On Thursday, May attended the opening of Xtrac Limited in Newbury. The PM wore her white Piazza Sempione scuba jacket, teaming it with black trousers and the leopard Delicious flats from Russell & Bromley. The red Mirta Bijoux necklace added a pop of colour!

And on Friday, the PM was in Belgium and France as part of the Armistice Day commemorations. May laid a wreath at the graves of John Parr and George Ellison, the first and last UK soldiers to die during the War. Later in the day, May laid a wreath with President Macron at Thiepval Memorial in Thiepval, northern France.

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May wore her custom Daniel Blake military coat, and her black Russell & Bromley boots. 

Dutch State Visit: Theresa May's Week

Another week has flown by! Here's a recap of the Prime Minister's week.

On Monday, the PM was in the House of Commons updating Members on the EU Council meeting. The PM wore her navy Herno blazer and trousers, accessorising with the silver Mirta Bijoux necklace and bracelet and the leopard Kitty heels from Charlotte Olympia.


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On Tuesday, May was part of the platform party to welcome the King and Queen of the Netherlands to the UK. The PM wore our favourite navy spotted Daniel Blake jacket, teaming it with a skirt, navy hat from Liz Felix and the navy Twiggy heels from Russell & Bromley.

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And in the evening, the PM attended the State Dinner at Buckingham Palace. Debuting a new navy floor length dress with black embellished sleeve detailing, May boldly accessorised with the Audrey suede kitten heels from LK Bennett and the silver Valorie clutch from Anya Hindmarch.

On Wednesday, the PM took part in the weekly Prime Minister's Questions session. It was another day for Daniel Blake, this time May opting for the bright blue Origami jacket and matching skirt. The glitzy (and very chic) Rosebud kitten heels from Russell & Bromley were her shoe of choice.

And later in the day, the PM welcomed the King and Queen of the Netherlands to Number 10. This photo is iconic - and bright colours work so well against the black door! May also welcomed the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic to Number 10.

Thursday saw the PM launch the annual Poppy Appeal. Theresa May bought her poppy on the doorstep of Number 10 Downing Street alongside Poppy Mitchell (R), Barbara Weatherill (L of PM) and Claire Rowcliffe (L). May wore her black and white Escada blazer with a black skirt, and debuted a new pair of shoes from Russell & Bromley - the very daring Starlet court in zebra print!

And on Friday, the PM was in her Maidenhead constituency where she planted a tree as part of the Queens Commonwealth Canopy. Looking bright in her striped jacket and the navy Cocktail Russell & Bromley loafers!