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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

I agree with you. It's good that this is a company that is doing so much good what with teaching young women skills that will benefit them.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (472435)

• Switzerland

16 Feb 19

She worn out a pair of jeans? I thought she would have changed her clothing a bit more often being a "royal", I am disappointed.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (472435)

• Switzerland

16 Feb 19

@JudyEv Yes I was joking, but I am surprised that she wore jeans, I wonder what the Queen thinks about married women wearing jeans.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

16 Feb 19

I'm not sure if you are joking. I only said she wore a pair of jeans, not wore them out.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

@LadyDuck The poor old Queen has no doubt had to get used to a lot of things with all these bright young people becoming part of the 'family'.

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rebelann1949

@rebelann (113175)

• El Paso, Texas

16 Feb 19

Hmmm, so are there shops like that in Cambodia? The media here colors all those kinds of shops as exploiting cheap labor. Too bad the media won't tell the honest truth.

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rebelann1949

@rebelann (113175)

• El Paso, Texas

17 Feb 19

Sometimes I think the media forgets that what is cheap to us(in the USA) may very well be a good job there @JudyEv the economy is so different.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

18 Feb 19

@rebelann I honestly think these women are getting a reasonable wage for their country - and don't forget they've been rescued from human traffickers and are being taught a trade. That surely counts for something.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

Quite probably some are exploiting cheap labour but I guess there a few trying to do some good as well. And maybe the jeans are mostly sold online. I don't really know.

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Val

@valmnz (17097)

• New Zealand

16 Feb 19

It all sounds like hard work to me! Love the photo of Prince Charles.

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@ramapo17 (30441)

• Melbourne, Florida

10 Apr 19

@JudyEv It is always good to learn to sew even if it is only for your own life. I use to make a lot of my own clothes since I was about 12 years old. Many of my aunts and my mom sewed a lot. Some of them actually made wedding dresses. I use to sew something to wear to school instead of ironing something. Looking back that was kind of dumb as I had to iron it before wearing it anyway.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

10 Apr 19

@ramapo17 Haha. I love that - making something new rather than ironing. Way to go!!!

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

True. Imagine - 25 pieces. But it's good that they are rescuing these girls and teaching them a trade.

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Loretta

@noni1959 (10194)

• United States

16 Feb 19

I don't understand it either. Magazines put photos of women in their $5,000 wardrobe and put similar $100 next to them to "look" like them for less. I rather do my own look.

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Loretta

@noni1959 (10194)

• United States

17 Feb 19

@JudyEv I like my own styles even if it seems outdated. I wore maxi dresses and skirts for years since felt better with my arthritis. On good pain days I wear jeans and a top. Nothing fancy. No fancy shoes. Comfort means more to me than being stylish.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

18 Feb 19

@noni1959 Me too. I have a couple of skirts but don't often wear them.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

Me too. Who wants to look like someone else? Do they say 'it didn't cost me $5,000 - just $100'? I mean to say, what's the point?

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (318962)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

16 Feb 19

So true. Get a celebrity to endorse you, and you are set for life. Good picture of the prince. Was this pre-Princess Diane? It looks like it could be.

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (318962)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

17 Feb 19

@JudyEv Did he take that picture of him? It's a great picture.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

@just4him Yes, Vince drove the car that carried his private secretary.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

Charles visited Esperance Port Authority in 1979 says Vince and he ought to know. He was employed there and it was Way 1979, a significant year for WA.

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snowy

@snowy22315 (184740)

• United States

18 Feb 19

Bed to imagine Prince Charles being that young.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

18 Feb 19

Poor fellow. I feel really sorry for him in lots of ways.

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Always smiling

@allknowing (140140)

• India

16 Feb 19

I am not much of a Meghan fan and so, what she wears does not bother me.

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@ramapo17 (30441)

• Melbourne, Florida

11 Apr 19

I am with you @allknowing.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

Me either. I just think it is so stupid that people have do follow their 'heroes' in this way.

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Toni

@toniganzon (72549)

• Philippines

16 Feb 19

That's true. It is what it is. Whenever my son tells me how people die because they were buying a particular shoe endorsed by a very popular celebrity, I just couldn't imagine how crazy they can be for risking their lives in queue and fighting with others just to get that shoe.

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Toni

@toniganzon (72549)

• Philippines

17 Feb 19

@JudyEv Really stupid.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

It is just so stupid in my book. They need to readjust their thinking.

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Arthur Chappell

@arthurchappell (44998)

• Preston, England

16 Feb 19

celebrity and royal approval will always change everything

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Arthur Chappell

@arthurchappell (44998)

• Preston, England

19 Feb 19

@JudyEv Nothing I do would carry the royal seal of approval sadly

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@ramapo17 (30441)

• Melbourne, Florida

10 Apr 19

@JudyEv That is for sure and some great compliment.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

It is really something to have an product endorsed by the royals.

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Eva James

@wolfgirl569 (110965)

• Marion, Ohio

16 Feb 19

I dont care what they are wearing. But it is true that people go crazy trying to get the same.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

It seems ridiculous to me.

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@ramapo17 (30441)

• Melbourne, Florida

10 Apr 19

@JudyEv Me to. Many people are followers and have no imagination of their own.

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Inlemay

@Inlemay (17713)

• South Africa

21 Feb 19

that is a very young Prince Charles - strange how the Royals have such an influence on the consumer sales in the world

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

21 Feb 19

I guess it's the same with celebrities. Some people don't seem to have an original idea in their heads.

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Cynthia Owens

@cindiowens (5120)

• North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

16 Feb 19

So, are you intending to open a Cambodian clothing manufacturing business?

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

Haha. I don't think so. I can't even hem handkerchiefs without running off the edge!

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CarolDM

@CarolDM (203422)

• Nashville, Tennessee

17 Feb 19

What a silly world we live in.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

18 Feb 19

We do indeed. And it gets sillier by the moment.

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Hate2Iron

@Hate2Iron (15727)

• Canada

16 Feb 19

I thought that there were strict rules on what you can and can't wear as a royal... maybe times are changing!

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Hate2Iron

@Hate2Iron (15727)

• Canada

17 Feb 19

@JudyEv I guess they must have!! I thought that traditions wouldn't change for a few more generations at least!!

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

I think times have changed a lot as far as dressing as a royal goes.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

18 Feb 19

@Hate2Iron I think there will be even more changes once the Queen passes on.

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Christine aka stine1

@stine1online (835)

• Germany

18 Feb 19

It's the same with the clothes that little Prince George is wearing... and don't even start with this sister Charlotte...

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Fleur

@Fleura (30928)

• United Kingdom

5 Apr 19

I don't get the whole 'copy a celebrity' thing either - but given that lots of people do do that, it's good that the Royals are putting some thought into what they wear and choosing ethical suppliers.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

5 Apr 19

I think so too. It's not their fault that everyone wants to copy them.

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Jo Miller

@pjmurphy (2499)

• United States

16 Feb 19

That is indeed a very young Prince Charles.

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@JudyEv (345288)

• Rockingham, Australia

17 Feb 19

It was taken in 1979 before he was married.

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Arunima Singh

@arunima25 (88588)

• Bangalore, India

18 Apr 19

Though it sounds a bit too much for me. I am glad that these girls are recused from human trafficking and given some work. And it does sound like a lot of hardwork too.

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