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And the two worst dressed women at the Royal Wedding were ...
Amy Andrews
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Apr 29, 2011
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These are the two daughters of frumpy old Prince Andrew and they look like the ugly sisters beside Kate don't you think.
What is with that hat and eyeliner and that frumpy dumpy look ?
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