Keeping it casual! Carrie Johnson and Brigitte Macron lead the stylish G7 wives opting for low-key ensembles as they enjoy a walking tour around Lake Ferchensee in Germany
- Carrie Johnson joined Brigitte Macron as the pair dressed low-key on a Nordic walk in Germany this afternoon
- The two were dressed casually in walking shoes as they accompanied a group around Lake Ferchensee
- During their walking tour near Elmau Castle, in Kruen, in Germany, the six were engaged in chat together
Carrie Johnson joined Brigitte Macron as the pair dressed low-key on a Nordic walk around Lake Ferchensee in Germany today.
The two were dressed casually in walking shoes as they accompanied German former professional skier Christian Neureuther, former professional biathlete and cross-country skier Miriam Neureuther, Britta Ernst, wife of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, and Amelie Derbaudrenghien, partner of European Council President Charles Michel.
During their walking tour near Elmau Castle, in Kruen, in Germany, the six were engaged in chat and looked in good spirits as they explored the area together.
Carrie wore black leisure wear trousers with walking boots and a striped French Connection Women’s Cotton Non Stretch Oversized Tee, while Brigitte opted for slim-line black pants with a blush pink shirt, and white No Name for Women fashion sneakers.
Carrie Johnson (left) joined Brigitte Macron (right German Chancellor’s wife Britta Ernst) with on a Nordic walk around Lake Ferchensee in Germany today
All six opted for casual wear with Carrie choosing black leisure wear trousers with walking boots and a striped French Connection Women’s Cotton Non Stretch Oversized Tee. Brigitte opted for slim-line black pants with a blush pink shirt, and white No Name for Women fashion sneakers
Germany is currently hosting the G7 summit from today until 28 June, and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s wife Britta Ernst is hosting the ladies in her first major appearance as first lady.
Britta Ernst, a politician in her own right who is the education minister of the eastern German state of Brandenburg, where she and her husband live, arranged the walk with former professional skiers Christian Neureuther and Miriam Neureuther.
She also plans sessions with researchers on climate change and a meeting with a master craftswoman in violin-making from nearby Mittenwald.
U.S. first lady Jill Biden is currently missing, and plans to join husband President Joe Biden in Madrid, on Tuesday, where he will attend a NATO summit.
Carrie and Brigitte talking with the rest of the group after their afternoon walk around Lake Ferchensee in Germany today
Germany is currently hosting the G7 summit from today until 28 June, and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s wife Britta Ernst is hosting the ladies in her first major appearance as first lady. Pictured, the group together
Looking good! Brigitte opted for slim-line black pants with a blush pink shirt, and white No Name for Women fashion sneakers
Carrie cut a stylish figure as she arrived with Prime Minister Boris Johnson at the G7 summit.
The mother-of-two, 34, wore a bespoke white blazer and wide-leg trouser combo from The Deck, thought to have cost £2,500, when appearing alongside her husband in Schloss Elmau, in the Bavarian Alps.
She teamed her sophisticated ensemble with a pair of nude J Crew heels, while keeping her hair down and adding a smattering of glamorous makeup to her features.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz welcomed British, Canadian, French, Italian, Japanese and US leaders today to a three-day summit overshadowed by the war in Ukraine and its far-reaching consequences, from energy shortages to a food crisis.
Carrie Johnson cut a stylish figure today as she stepped out with Prime Minister Boris Johnson at the G7 summit in Germany
The mother-of-two, 34, wore a white blazer and wide-leg trouser combo from The Deck when appearing alongside her husband in Schloss Elmau, in the Bavarian Alps
Carrie arrived alongside Boris before posing to have photos with the German Chancellor and his wife Britta Ernst.
Adding a touch of glitz to her outfit, she teamed her statement attire with a pair of dainty golden hoops.
She also opted for an array of sparkling rings and a golden chain necklace featuring a star pendant.
Meanwhile, Boris Johnson appeared to play down his vow to stay as PM into the mid-2030s today as he faces more Tory plotting.
She teamed her sophisticated ensemble with a pair of nude J Crew heels, while keeping her hair down and adding a smattering of glamorous makeup to her features
Adding a touch of glitz to her outfit, she teamed her statement attire with a pair of dainty golden hoops
The PM trolled his critics yesterday by making clear he intends to stay in power for another decade despite the latest by-election disasters and dire polls.
Mr Johnson said he was ‘thinking actively’ about fighting for a third term – which would almost certainly take him past Margaret Thatcher’s 11 years in power.
But after the comments at the Commonwealth summit in Rwanda incurred fresh wrath from backbenchers, the premier seemed to strike a much softer tone as he arrived in Germany for a G7 gathering.
Asked by journalists if he was being ‘delusional’ about his survival chances, Mr Johnson said: ‘What I’m saying is this is a Government that is getting on with delivering for the people of this country and we’ve got a huge amount to do.
‘In the immediate future we’ve got to get people through the current global inflationary pressures, the post-Covid, Ukraine-exacerbated inflationary pressures that people have got, the energy price spikes that we have got.
Carrie arrived alongside Boris before posing to have photos with the German Chancellor and his wife Britta Ernst
Carrie also opted for an array of sparkling rings and a golden chain necklace featuring a star pendant
‘But at the same time we have got a massive agenda of reform and improvement, a plan for a stronger economy, whereby we have to reform our energy markets, our housing markets, the way our transport networks run, our public sector – we’ve got to cut the cost of Government.
‘We’ve got to make sure we grow our economy by reducing the burden of taxation on business and on families and have better regulation.’
The attacks kept coming today, with the resignation of party chair Oliver Dowden on Friday having sent the temperature soaring.
Backbencher Andrew Bridge, a regular critic, said Mr Johnson had ‘lost the plot completely’ and even compared him to Vladimir Putin.
Meanwhile, Boris Johnson appeared to play down his vow to stay as PM into the mid-2030s today as he faces more Tory plotting
‘What’s the difference between Boris Johnson and Putin? They both believe they have the divine right to rule forever. I thought we lived in a democracy,’ he said.
Labour insiders claimed to the Sunday Times that half-a-dozen Tory MPs are considering defecting.
One of the candidates to succeed Mr Johnson told The Mail on Sunday that they expected the PM to face a challenge ‘within weeks or even days’ following the disastrous results in Wakefield and Tiverton & Honiton.
More no-confidence letters are also thought to have been sent to the backbench 1922 committee, even though Mr Johnson fended off a previous challenge earlier this month and should in theory be safe for a year.
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