Maidenhead, LFW and Salzburg: Theresa May's Week

From constituency events to the EU Summit in Salzburg, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

On Monday, the PM was in her Maidenhead constituency. She opened a new bridge in Bray before heading to the Make It Your Business seminar in Cookham.

May wore a navy Peserico blazer and trousers, teaming it with the Divine jewelled flats and a pearl and silver necklace.

She then returned to Number 10 to welcome the Prime Minister of Malta. In the evening she attended the UJIA Dinner at Grosvenor House. The PM wore a black jersey dress, accessorising with a Swarovski Crystaldust cuff and red kitten heels from LK Bennett.

On Tuesday, May gave an interview to the Daily Express at Number 10 - looking fierce in an Escada black and white blazer, trousers and the leopard Frame flats. Later in the day she hosted a reception for London Fashion Week, swapping the Escada for custom Daniel Blake and the blue Rosehip kitten heels from Russell & Bromley.

On Wednesday, the PM delivered a keynote speech at the National Housing Federation Summit in Westminster. May wore her classic navy Escada skirt suit, accessorising with an oversized cuff bracelet and the leopard Charlotte Olympia kitty heels. She then travelled to Salzburg for the evening section of the EU Council.

On Thursday, the PM attended day two of the EU Council. She wore her striking orange Daniel Blake jacket, trousers and a pair of leopard loafers from Russell & Bromley. She accessorised with the fierce Amanda Wakeley silver oversized chain necklace and bracelet.

On Friday, the PM delivered a statement on the Brexit negotiations at Number 10. Strong and determined, the PM wore a navy suit, pearl jewelled necklace and a pair of vintage leopard Russell & Bromley heels.

Embed from Getty Images

Edinburgh and Amiens: Theresa May's Week

From Amiens to Edinburgh, here's a recap of Theresa May's week!

Returning from her break in Italy and France, the PM was straight back into canvassing her constituency of Maidenhead on Saturday. A casual look- complete with leopard Emma Hope sneakers was the name of the day!

On Tuesday, Theresa May was in Edinburgh to visit the Fringe Festival and announce the Edinburgh and South East Scotland City Region Deal. May wore her black and white Amanda Wakeley jacket, teaming it with black trousers and the leopard Delicious flats from Russell & Bromley.

On Wednesday, the PM travelled to Amiens to mark the centenary of the Battle of Amiens. Wearing her grey Escada dress, matching jacket and the black Twiggy Russell & Bromley kitten heels, May delivered a reading and laid a wreath.

The Commons and the Brexit tour: Theresa May's Week

Theresa May travelled to all four nations of the United Kingdom this week, marking a year till Brexit.

PM delivering a strong statement in the House today. #theresamay #theresamaystyle #primeminister

A post shared by Theresa May Style (@theresamaystyle) on Mar 26, 2018 at 11:55am PDT

But on Monday, she was in the House of Commons delivering an update on the European Summit meeting. The PM wore her light blue blazer, teaming it with a navy skirt and the leopard Charlotte Olympia Kitty heels. She accessorised with a simple string of pearls.

On Tuesday, May appeared before the House of Commons Liaison Committee, answering questions from Committee chairs. May wore her black and white Escada blazer, teaming it with a black skirt and the red Link In block heels from Russell & Bromley. She accessorised with a deep red jewelled necklace.

We are loving the PM’snew navy jacket today! #theresamay #theresamaystyle #primeminister

A post shared by Theresa May Style (@theresamaystyle) on Mar 28, 2018 at 5:35am PDT

On Wednesday, May was in the Commons chamber again for the weekly Prime Minister's Questions. She debuted a new navy stripe jacket from Daniel Blake, and a navy skirt. May selected the navy Twiggy kitten heels from Russell & Bromley and accessorised with a string of pearls.

On Thursday, the PM travelled to Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and England as part of her Year to Brexit tour. May wore a brown flecked jacket and black trousers and the leopard Delicious flats from Russell & Bromley. Her navy Herno jacket was the perfect outerwear for being on the road (and air!)

Embed from Getty Images

PM marshalling the Easter 10 in #Maidenhead today! What a trooper! 🐣 #theresamay #easter #primeminister #running

A post shared by Theresa May Style (@theresamaystyle) on Mar 30, 2018 at 6:22am PDT

And on Friday, May helped to marshall the Maidenhead Easter 10- wet weather gear was required!

New clothes and a French visitor: Theresa May's Week

From welcoming President Macron to the UK and to some fabulous new clothes debuts, here's a recap of Theresa May's week!

Headed back to Downing Street after the weekend, the PM was snapped in her new Herno coat, black trousers and the Charlize loafers from Russell & Bromley.

Embed from Getty Images

Embed from Getty Images

On Wednesday, the PM headed to the weekly Prime Minister's Questions in the House. More exciting than the questions was Theresa May's new jacket! A Daniel Blake Origami number, the bold purple colour makes for an eye-catching piece. May teamed it with black trousers, and on trend colour clashed with the red Link In block heels from Russell & Bromley. She carried her trusty Vere satchel from Anya Hindmarch and kept warm in her fantastic Herno coat.

Later in the day, the PM hosted a reception for the Jo Cox Foundation at Number 10, marking its important, cross-party work tackling loneliness.

On Thursday, Theresa May welcomed President Macron of France to the UK on his first official visit. May and Macron dined at The Royal Oak Paley Street in Maidenhead, before heading to Sandhurst for a military parade and press conference. Later in the evening, the pair attended a reception at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Embed from Getty Images

For this important day, May wore her navy spotted Daniel Blake trousers, navy trousers and the Kitty Charlotte Olympia heels. She braved the chill with her Herno coat.

On Friday, the PM visited pupils at Waltham St Lawrence Primary School in her constituency. 

Australia, Spain and Maidenhead: Theresa May's Week

The Prime Minister of Australia, the Spanish State Visit and visits in her constituency- here's a run down of Theresa May's week.

On Monday, Theresa May welcomed her Australian counterpart, Malcolm Turnbull to Number 10. The pair visited Borough Market as part of their visit, remembering the victims of the terrorist attack and meeting with survivors and traders.

Embed from Getty Images

They then held a press conference in Number 10. For this visit, the PM wore an Amanda Wakeley Aztec print dress, black tailored jacket, Amanda Wakeley oversized chain necklace and bracelet and the Divine flats from Russell & Bromley.

Embed from Getty Images

On Tuesday, Theresa May spoke at the Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices and at the FCO Leaders Conference. For these two events, the PM wore an Amanda Wakeley navy and sky blue coat over navy trousers and a white top. She accessorised with an oversized strand of pearls and the leopard Frame flats from Russell & Bromley.

Embed from Getty Images

On Wednesday, the Prime Minister was part of the welcoming party for the state visit of King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain. Theresa May wore a navy Amanda Wakeley dress, white tailored jacket, nude leather wrist gloves, a selection of Swarovski Crystaldust bracelets and snakeskin kitten heels. Her hat was a custom design from Liz Felix Millinery.

In the evening, the PM attended the State Banquet at Buckingham Palace wearing a red stain gown, black heels and an Anya Hindmarch evening bag.

On Thursday, Theresa May welcomed King Felipe to Downing Street. She wore a red Amanda Wakeley dress in his honour, teaming it with a black tailored jacket, oversized pearls and the LK Bennett x Issa kitten heels.

In the evening, the PM attended the Spectator Summer Party in St James's Park.

On Friday, Theresa May was back in her Maidenhead constituency, attending the opening of the Sir Nicholas Winton Memorial. Here she wore black trousers, a black and white Amanda Wakeley jacket and the Charlize black loafers from Russell & Bromley.

Theresa May A-Z: M is for Maidenhead Coop

Nestled in her constituency, the Maidenhead Coop is a hidden gem. Stocking many pieces from quirky small businesses, Theresa May is a staunch supporter of this local cooperative and the entrepreneurs who sell their wares through this location.

Interviewed by Peston in Davos in January, we were all intrigued by the glamorous faux fur collar adorning the Prime Minister’s neck. The designer? London based Emilie Lhoste, the brains behind and owner of Louison d’or. Specializing in handmade scarves, bags and accessories, the PM picked up this black, purple and hot orange faux fur collar from the Maidenhead Coop.

An affordable price and perfect for keeping warm in the harsh temperatures of Switzerland, May’s choice of collar demonstrated her commitment to small businesses and her love of shopping local.

Political Style reader and Maidenhead Mum blogger Jodie recently met the Prime Minister, and presented her with a 2017 calendar full to the brim of photos of her Maidenhead constituency. Thanks to Jodie for these great photos of the Coop and the PM!

Wearing the scarf brought great publicity for both Louison d’or and the Maidenhead Coop- the question is, which small designers will Theresa May support next?!

Come back tomorrow for the N is for... reveal! For further A-Z entries and Theresa May posts click here. 

Wales and Westminster: Theresa May's Week

The Prime Minister started her week back in Wales, with a visit to Swansea to sign the City Deal for the Swansea Bay Region at the Liberty Stadium. May met with the First Minister and business leaders (including one of my friends!) at the event.

For the signing, the PM wore a brown tweed jacket, black trousers, an oversized pearl bead necklace and the leopard Cocktail loafers from Russell & Bromley.

On her return to London, Theresa May hosted a reception for guests from schools, universities and for leading figures in education. The Prime Minister thanked attendees for the vital work they are doing to encourage social mobility and provide a good education for every child.

On Wednesday, Theresa May attended the weekly Prime Minister Question session. She wore her tweed jacket from DvF, navy skirt, Daniel Blake coat and the Vivacious pumps from Russell & Bromley.

The Prime Minister's second appearance of the day was sadly in response to the awful terrorist attack at the Houses of Parliament. Her statement can be watched below:

On Thursday, the Prime Minister addressed Parliament and wore an appropriately somber black and white outfit. She accessorised with the familiar Amanda Wakeley silver chain necklace.

Embed from Getty Images

On Friday, Theresa May was spotted in her Maidenhead constituency attending the opening of a new McDonald's! Thanks to MaidenheadMum for the tip.