Kate Middleton’s Latest Outfit Is A Master Class In Monochrome
She played with military green tones during a visit to Colham Manor Children’s Centre.
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Kate Middleton
Once again, the Princess of Wales is exhibiting her stellar style expertise when it comes to dressing in monochrome.
Kate wore different shades of military green today during a solo outing to Colham Manor Children's Centre in Hillingdon. She started with a knit base layer, opting for an effortlessly cool olive green dress from Mango. The midi dress (which also comes in a rich coffee-colored option) featured long sleeves, a high collar, and vertical ribbing.
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Knitted Perkins neck dress (Photo: Mango)
Knitted Perkins neck dress
Over the dress, Kate stayed warm in a long wool coat from London-based label Hobbs. The coat was inspired by military wear, with its double-breasted design, angular lapels, and cuff details. It also included a tie belt at the waist.
She finished the ensemble with a pair of dark green pumps from her go-to footwear brand, Gianvito Rossi, and a green croc-embossed clutch from Jimmy Choo.
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Kate Middleton
As patron of the Maternal Mental Health Alliance, the Princess of Wales's visit to the children's center is a continuation of her ongoing work to champion the cause of early childhood development. In particular, today's visit, which was hosted by the Maternal Mental Health Alliance, will highlight the life-changing effect that a multidisciplinary system of holistic care has toward families who have been impacted by perinatal mental health issues.
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Kate Middleton
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Kate Middleton
Kate has long made matters regarding childhood development part of her signature work as a senior royal. She explained her passion for the field in a poignant video shared last year.
"My own journey into understanding the importance of early childhood actually started with adults, and not with children," she said at the time. "It was about prevention. I wanted to understand what more we could do to help prevent some of today's toughest social challenges, and what more we could do to help with the rising rates of poor mental health."
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