Kensington Palace Just Shared a Never-Before-Seen Photo of Kate Middleton

Kimberly Truong
Kensington Palace Just Shared a Never-Before-Seen Photo of Kate Middleton

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Kate Middleton just proved again that she's the queen of a re-wear.

In the previously unseen second-to-last photo in a slideshow shared on the Kensington Palace Instagram account, the Duchess of Cambridge can be seen in a pink floral dress, smiling as she picked out the winning entry for CBBC’s Blue Peter Royal Garden competition, alongside Ben from the RHS and young ambassador George Hassall.

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The Duchess of Cambridge joined @CBBC’s #BluePeter to unveil the winner of their Royal Garden Competition at @RHSWisley – congratulations Jessica 👏 on your winning design! Jessica’s beautiful winning sculpture 🦋 is made of wood and recycled metal, and wowed the judges with its stunning butterfly wings, covered in clematis flowers 🌸 swipe to watch The Duchess and Jessica seeing the winning design for the first time. Congratulations also to the runners-up, Lucy and Megan, who designed beautiful tin can herbs 🌿 and den building ⛺ activity cards. The Duchess, Ben from @The_RHS and George Hassall joined the judging panel to pick out the winning entry for the competition, which The Duchess launched back in June this year 🍂

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As the photo shows, Kate re-wore the mididress she wore on an outing with Meghan Markle to support Prince William and Prince Harry during their charity polo match back in July.

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Kensington Palace also released previously unseen footage of the duchess viewing the winning sculpture, which was made of wood and recycled metal.

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The winner of the competition would have their work featured in RHS Wisley's exhibit — the garden is a bigger and more permanent version of the design that she and her three children — Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis — launched in May at the Chelsea Flower Show.