Pink Ribbons Crusade

NO-FLY ZONE OVER ANMER HALL: Providing privacy for his young family is not something new to Prince William.

When he and Kate moved into Anmer Hall, William persuaded the Government to establish a no-fly zone over the mansion in October 2015. The reason submitted was that many aircrafts flying over were taking aerial photographs with long-distance lenses.

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) decision stated no aircraft were to fly below 2,000ft within the restricted airspace. Anmer Hall was a wedding gift from the Queen to William and Kate. It is where they lived during the early years of the marriage.

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BEAUTY PRODUCT MEGAN CAN’T DO WITHOUT: If you ever need some beauty inspiration, look no further than Meghan Markle. The Duchess of Sussex not only looks flawless every time she steps out of the house, but she also seems to have no fear about switching up her hair and makeup looks.

From messy buns to smokey eyes, the British royal has tried it all, and she’s looked super glam while doing it. But there is one constant that never seems to change in any of her beauty looks — and that’s her perfectly rosy cheeks.

Maybe it’s because Meghan has used this universally flattering blush way before she ever joined the royal family. Prior to becoming the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan listed Nars Or**sm blush as one of her beauty must-haves to multiple news outlets. She told ‘Beauty Banter’ that it was one of her top five can’t-live-without products, before adding it has “a perfect rosy flush tone that brightens the face.”

Back in 2014, she gushed about the pretty blush again to ‘Allure’ magazine, saying, “I love Nars blush in Or**sm. I use it on and off camera because it gives you a nice glow from within.”

But the Duchess isn’t the only fan of the iconic beauty product — hundreds of thousands of Sephora shoppers are obsessed with the award-winning item as well. The pressed powder blush features both matte and shimmering pigments that look flattering on different skin tones, and the pretty peachy pink shade is also completely buildable so you can achieve a richer color with a few extra swipes.

The cult-favorite blush is not only Meghan Markle- loved but customer approved as well. It has over 580,000 LIKES and an impressive 4.7-star rating at Sephora with over 17,000 customer reviews.

The beloved beauty product is a bit on the expensive side at $30 for a .16-ounce compact, but with thousands of glowing five-star reviews (and the added bonus that Meghan is a fan), it seems to be well worth the price.

ARCHIE’S CHRISTENING DAY: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's son Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor was christened Saturday in a small ceremony at Windsor Castle's private chapel. Many details about the baptism have been kept private, including who Archie’s godparents are.

However, once the Duke and Duchess of Sussex released the official portraits of the special event, we were able to gather more details about the big day. Here are all the major highlights you may have missed:

• It was confirmed that little Archie wore the same outfit his cousins — Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis — wore for their christenings. The gown is a replica of the 1841 christening robe worn by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's first child, Victoria.
• The Duchess of Sussex beamed with pride while wearing a lovely long-sleeved Dior dress with a matching hat.
• The second portrait released was taken at Windsor Castle with the Rose Garden in the background. The area is filled with incredibly vibrant and fragrant flowers. (This is the black-and-white photo.)
• The guest list for the private ceremony included only 25 people, but Archie's great-grandparents were not part of that group. According to a major London newspaper, the Queen was unable to attend "because of prior commitments." It was the same reason they were unable to attend Prince Louis’ christening last year
• Not only did Meghan and Harry also pose for their official wedding portraits in Windsor Castle's Green Drawing Room, but it's also the same place the royal family gathered to celebrate Harry's baptism in 1984.

QUEEN STILL USES HONEYMOON LUGGAGE: It seems that when Queen Elizabeth likes a brand, she fully commits to it. The Queen relies on one shade of Essie polish for her nails. She's incredibly loyal to Launer's top-handle handbags (she reportedly owns more than 200 of them). And she has also supposedly traveled with the same luggage since her honeymoon with Prince Philip in 1947.

For the newlyweds' trip to Broadlands in Hampshire, England and Birkhall estate in Scotland, Queen Elizabeth (Princess Elizabeth at the time) purchased a set of Globe-Trotter's luggage. According to the luxury travel brand’s site, she continues to use her cases to this day to store her impeccably coordinated suits while traveling.

Like many luxury luggage brands, Globe-Trotter's trolley cases are designed to last and be passed through generations. With the amount The Queen has traveled over the past 70 years, however, her suitcases — pictured here with yellow tags that read, "The Queen" — may have been updated in the last couple of decades to a newer Globe-Trotter collection.

Globe-Trotter is known for its classic leather travel cases, all of which are handcrafted by artisans in England using techniques and machinery that date back to the Victorian Era. The suitcase The Queen purchased in 1947 would likely have been from Globe-Trotter’s Original collection, which was designed in 1897. Presently, there’s a continuation of the brand’s first model with the traditional vulcanized fiber corner caps available in brown, navy, and red.