Kate Middleton Is Serving Looks in Oscar de la Renta at the Royal Opera House
After going casual for a community garden visit yesterday, Kate Middleton dressed up for an engagement at the Royal Opera House this morning. The Duchess of Cambridge is set to tour the costume department to learn more about its work and use of textiles, Kensington Palace previously announced.
Kate will also speak to dancers from the Royal Ballet to learn about the design of their costumes. Her daughter, three-year-old Princess Charlotte, would've been a fan of today's visit. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have revealed in previous appearances that their little girl is fond of dancing, just like her late grandmother, Princess Diana.
For the appearance, Kate ditched yesterday's outdoorsy look for more formal attire. She wore a magenta peplum suit jacket with a matching skirt by Oscar de la Renta. What Kate Wore notes that the striking color of the Duchess' suit is actually dubbed "ultraviolet." Sadly, Kate's exact outfit is no longer available, but you can still shop similar Oscar de la Renta designs.
It’s a repeat for the Duchess today. @OscardelaRenta magenta suit and Aspinal bag. https://t.co/55ZrgcIRR4
- MiddletonMaven (@MiddletonMaven) January 16, 2019
The Duchess of Cambridge also carried one of her favorite bags for the occasion, per Twitter user @MiddletonMaven-Aspinal of London's Midi Mayfair bag in a black croc design:
Kate’s wearing her black croc Aspinal of London Midi tote again: https://t.co/ixnTq2shqw#DuchessofCambridge #KateMiddleton pic.twitter.com/NacaEWxKmF
- MiddletonMaven (@MiddletonMaven) January 16, 2019
Yesterday, the duchess looked laid-back but still nonetheless stylish in a tweed jacket, skinny jeans, and See by Chloé combat boots. She visited the King Henry’s Walk Community Garden in Islington, to meet volunteers and learn about their projects at the garden. She also met with local school children helped them make pizza in an outdoor oven. One student even asked her whether the Queen is a fan of pizza.
Although these mark some of Kate's first public work engagements of the year, she already has a big project planned for 2019: She'll help design the Royal Horticultural Society garden at the 2019 Chelsea Flower Show, an annual garden show in London. The setting will be woodland-themed and incorporate the benefits of nature on mental health, the Palace said in a statement.
This year, the flower show will take place from May 21-25.
We’re delighted to share that HRH The Duchess of Cambridge has co-designed the RHS Back to Nature Garden at this year’s #RHSChelsea with landscape architects Andree Davies and Adam White. The garden will be a Woodland setting for families and communities to connect with nature. pic.twitter.com/403pSJLIrO
- The RHS (@The_RHS) January 15, 2019
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