Kate Middleton closes out the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee looking absolutely beautiful in another Alexander McQueen dress
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Well, we’ve never been this happy to be wrong. While we had a feeling that Kate might recycle her outfit for today’s conclusion of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations, we’re happy that she didn’t, and instead, chose to wear this stunning blush lace knee-length dress designed by none other than Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen. Isn’t it just lovely? Isn’t she just lovely? Well, yes, we might have said that about a thousand times already… Anyways! To round out today’s outfit, Kate donned a matching blush cocktail hat by Jane Taylor, and two of her favourite accessories, her pink satin Prada clutch and her nude patent L.K. Bennett heels.
For today’s festivities, Kate attended a church service, a luncheon at Westminster Hall and rode in a car procession (right behind the 1902 open-topped Landau carriage she famously rode on her wedding day!) along with the rest of the Royal Family. And while it may be all about the Queen, we’re finding it hard, as usual, to not be making it all about Kate.
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View every look Kate has worn since her engagement »
Well, we’ve never been this happy to be wrong. While we had a feeling that Kate might recycle her outfit for today’s conclusion of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations, we’re happy that she didn’t, and instead, chose to wear this stunning blush lace knee-length dress designed by none other than Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen. Isn’t it just lovely? Isn’t she just lovely? Well, yes, we might have said that about a thousand times already… Anyways! To round out today’s outfit, Kate donned a matching blush cocktail hat by Jane Taylor, and two of her favourite accessories, her pink satin Prada clutch and her nude patent L.K. Bennett heels.
For today’s festivities, Kate attended a church service, a luncheon at Westminster Hall and rode in a car procession (right behind the 1902 open-topped Landau carriage she famously rode on her wedding day!) along with the rest of the Royal Family. And while it may be all about the Queen, we’re finding it hard, as usual, to not be making it all about Kate.){kind=link}