Carrie Johnson wore her favorite power color for the big moment she arrived in Rwanda with the Prime Minister today.
The mother of two wore a pink Zara dress and paired with a vibrant pink and red Tabitha Webb leopard print Hawaiian silk shirt costing £325.
She finished off her look with a trendy clash of colours, wearing the same red Dune shoes she wore to Thanksgiving Mass at St Paul’s for the Queen’s platinum anniversary.
Johnson attended the Commonwealth Heads of Government (CHOGM) meeting chaired by Prince Charles.
In pink! Carrie Johnson is wearing a Zara pant suit and Tabitha Webb a leopard-print shirt when she arrives in Rwanda.
The mother-of-two paired her Zara dress with an expensive silk blouse by Tabitha Webb, opting for a mix of high street and high-end
Hot pink is the color of summer and a color that Miss Johnson often turns to for big occasions.
For Trooping the Color, she recycled a £85 fuchsia dress from & Other Stories that she previously wore at the Conservative Party Conference in October 2019.
It is clear that Mr Jonson will be visiting Prince Charles for tea tomorrow morning after blatant clashes over the Channel’s immigration deportation policies to Rwanda.
But Mr. Johnson is unwilling to repeal the policy of removing illegal immigrants with a one-way ticket.
Hot pink is the color of summer and a color that Miss Johnson often turns to for big occasions. For Trooping the Color, she recycled a £85 fuchsia dress from & Other Stories that she previously wore at the Conservative Party Conference in October 2019.
The encounter will mark their first encounter since the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee service and will take place after the “terrible” words were revealed.
As she prepares to fly to Kigali, Johnson said the journey is “an opportunity for all of us to understand for ourselves what this partnership has to offer.”
“Perhaps we hope we can help others get over their condescending attitude towards Rwanda and how this partnership can work,” he added.
But the prime minister has no plans to visit the Kigali estate where illegal immigrants are said to have been deported.
Source: Daily Mail
