Kate Middleton attends her second event of the day in a glorious (and recycled!) Roksanda Ilincic dress
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Another event, another stunning recycle. Girl makes it look so easy! Kate Middleton has just arrived at the Royal Academy of the Arts for her second event of the day, a reception in celebration of the GREAT campaign, which aims to promote the U.K.’s arts and culture abroad (as if it needed selling!). Alongside Kate and Prime Minister David Cameron, attendees at the event include Vivienne Westwood, Julian Fellows (Downton, what!) and genius of the moment, Stella McCartney.
Kate is wearing the glorious pale grey Roksanda Ilincic dress that we loved so much in Los Angeles last year, this time with her hair pulled back, exposing bespoke blue topaz and diamond Kiki McDonough earrings that she wore to the opening ceremonies last Friday. Doesn’t she look splendid? Is there even a point of saying that anymore?
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See this look in our Kate Middleton wardrobe gallery »
Another event, another stunning recycle. Girl makes it look so easy! Kate Middleton has just arrived at the Royal Academy of the Arts for her second event of the day, a reception in celebration of the GREAT campaign, which aims to promote the U.K.’s arts and culture abroad (as if it needed selling!). Alongside Kate and Prime Minister David Cameron, attendees at the event include Vivienne Westwood, Julian Fellows (Downton, what!) and genius of the moment, Stella McCartney.
Kate is wearing the glorious pale grey Roksanda Ilincic dress that we loved so much in Los Angeles last year, this time with her hair pulled back, exposing bespoke blue topaz and diamond Kiki McDonough earrings that she wore to the opening ceremonies last Friday. Doesn't she look splendid? Is there even a point of saying that anymore?){kind=link}