Today we’ll wrap up our All That Glitters series examining the borrowed jewelry the Duchess of Cambridge has worn. Our final topic: tiaras. (If some of this sounds familiar, it was covered in a March post when I was desperately casting about for a topic to distract us from the early days of the pandemic, and I put together a tiara poll.)
We begin with the very first tiara we saw the Duchess wear, the Cartier Halo. 
The Duchess was in a vibrant red coat by Alexander McQueen for Hold Still events in London today. 
In advance of tomorrow night’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards, a new video has been released with the Duchess, as well as a few still photos.
We’re back with a very brief post about an adorable new video of the Cambridge children quizzing Sir David Attenborough. Each has a question about the natural world for the acclaimed broadcaster and natural historian. It is the first time we have heard the children speaking so clearly. Here is the video.
Sir David Attenborough, we’ve got some questions for you…🌍🕷️🐒 pic.twitter.com/MTQ68WnOrt
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) October 3, 2020
The video release is helping to publicize David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet, a new documentary that debuts on Netflix tomorrow night in the USA.
The children’s questions were reportedly recorded in August at Kensington Palace by Kate and William; all three young royals sound just darling. My favorite might be Prince Louis, as he holds on to leaves from a nearby bush, takes a deep breath, and asks about Sir David’s favorite animal.
The Cambridges have returned to London from Anmer Hall, their country home. Today they carried out several engagements in London. 
