Princess Kate Wows in 100-Year-Old Tiara at State Banquet

Princess Catherine turned heads as she attended a glamorous state banquet with Prince William on Tuesday evening, donning a stunning tiara that hasn't been seen in almost a century.

The event, held in honor of South Korea's President Yoon Suk-yool during his visit to the United Kingdom, saw the Princess of Wales wearing the exquisite Strathmore Rose Tiara, which once belonged to the late Queen Mother.

The floral headpiece holds significant value for fans of the British royal family, as it has been restored to its former glory.

Originally gifted to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Leon, later known as the Queen Mother, by her father, the Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorn, in 1923, the tiara was often worn across the forehead, reflecting the fashion trends of the 1920s.

To complement the jewels, Princess Kate wore a white Jenny Packham gown adorned with gold floral detailing.

Known for her impeccable fashion choices, the Princess has frequently turned to British designer Catherine Walker for her most stunning evening looks.

However, it was the breathtaking tiara that stole the show, accentuated by the Princess' half-updo, which allowed the late Queen Elizabeth II's diamond pendant earrings to shine.

Kate's appearance on the first day of the state visit left onlookers in awe.

She exuded regal elegance in a billowing cape dress designed by Catherine Walker, featuring an oversized bow at the neckline.

Her grace and poise were undeniable, cementing her status as a future queen.

Meanwhile, Meghan Markle attempted to divert attention from the royal family by releasing staged photos of herself.

The Duchess took a multi-vehicle convoy to the charity Justice for Girls in Vancouver, using it as a platform for PR stunts.

However, her actions were met with disappointment, as reputable non-profit organizations aligned themselves with someone who has shown disregard for her own family and husband.

In an attempt to compete with Kate's magnificent tiara and royal jewelry, Meghan wore a white outfit similar in color to the Princess' gown at the state banquet.

However, the presence of Catherine in the Strathmore Rose Tiara overshadowed Meghan's PR stunt entirely.

The King's choice to showcase this tiara, unseen for almost a century, serves as a testament to his deep affection for his beloved daughter-in-law.

It has become increasingly apparent that Meghan was not suited for royal service.

However, had she exercised restraint, remained silent, and committed herself to the responsibilities of a working royal, she too could have participated in events of this magnitude.

Furthermore, the attendance of Blackpink, one of the world's most popular music groups, at the state banquet ensured that Meghan's recent stunts went unnoticed.

Meanwhile, the charity Justice for Girls Canada disabled comments on their Instagram post, likely in an effort to avoid negative feedback surrounding Meghan's visit.

Questions arise regarding the purpose of these outings, other than serving as a means to promote Meghan.

Is she making substantial donations?

Unlikely.

Is she an official representative of any organization?

Doubtful.

Meghan's stylized video package, featuring black and white footage of her hockey visit, was released to select media outlets.

The video showcased her hair blowing in slow motion, accompanied by an exaggerated laugh and an attempt at appearing humble and shy.

One cannot help but wonder if this is simply an extravagant Instagram or Netflix season 2 preparation, or if Meghan feels threatened by the Wales' official duty videos.

The Harkles, as they are known, appear to be consumed by jealousy.

As soon as the South Korean state visit was announced a month ago, Meghan began planning surprise visits that would conveniently coincide with the dates.

Predictability seems to be a defining characteristic of her actions.