Kate Middleton Wears a White Alexander McQueen Suit in a Special Video for U.K. Nurses
Kate Middleton is bringing out her best summer whites.
The Duchess of Cambridge wears a chic skirt suit in a video shared on the Nursing Now campaign's YouTube page. Thanking and acknowledging the tireless work of nurses in the United Kingdom amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the duchess appears in a bright-white peplum-style wrap blouse and matching pencil skirt by Alexander McQueen. The royal, who styles her hair in a middle part with lush waves, complements her all-white look with a minimalist silver pendant necklace by Asprey London and drop earrings.
The Duchess of Cambridge is no stranger to the art of the re-wear, as she has stepped out in this sleek suit before. Back in 2017, Kate wore the all-white ensemble paired with nude pointed-toe pumps during a royal trip to Poland alongside her husband, Prince William, with their children Prince George and Princess Charlotte in tow.
Kate's thank-you video message comes on the heels of the conclusion of the Nursing Now campaign, which Kate helped launch back in 2018. "Although we can't be together in person at this closing of the Nursing Now campaign, I wanted to say a huge congratulations to the incredible work that you've done over the last three years," Kate says in the video, per People.
"When Nursing Now was launched in 2018, we had no way of knowing just how much the work, dedication, and infinite care of nurses would be tested, needed and appreciated," she continues. "COVID-19 has highlighted the vital role that nurses provide, which we all rely on. And it's made all the more extraordinary when we consider the huge sacrifices and personal demands that have been placed on all of you by the pandemic."
She adds, "I wish you all the very best for your future work."
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