A rare moment of a kiss. (Photo: Chris Jackson / Getty Images for TLA Worldwide)
While Britain is in a shaky political moment, Duchess Kate continues to disperse fashionable peace and quiet with the help of another winning look. This time, she does it with the help of a white midi dress from her favorite designer Emilia Wickstead. Mildton came last night to visit and support Prince William, during a polo game whose proceeds go to charity.
It was noticeable that the Duchess felt particularly relaxed in the green fields, smiling non-stop and showing public affection towards her husband. The dress matched the occasion, and Middleton looks great in the shoulder-length model with the dark line embellishments that generate interest in the front. The model, originally equipped with a belt, has already been sold out.
Dress in an excellent cut. (Photo: Chris Jackson / Getty Images for TLA Worldwide)
As always, Kate’s complementary items are also interesting. She added earrings to the French mid-range brand Cézanne, and signed him with Finlay brand sunglasses. For the sake of walking on the lawns, she gave up the high heels, and wore slingback shoes in the chanel colors of Camel and black with a jeweled buckle by Camila Alfik.
Speaking of shoes, it is impossible not to refer to the sporty look of the prince that included a shirt and white pants in brown boots. The two looked particularly color-matched, and were documented hugging and kissing. Earlier this week, the Duchess was spotted while wearing a gorgeous look based on a blue polka dot dress, already worn in the past, by Alessandra Rich – another particularly talented designer to whom she is loyal.
Sprinkle smiles. (Photo: Chris Jackson / Getty Images for TLA Worldwide)
The black lines generate interest in the front of the dress. (Photo: Chris Jackson / Getty Images for TLA Worldwide)
She gave up her heels. (Photo: Chris Jackson / Getty Images for TLA Worldwide)
Earlier this week she wore another devastating dress by Alessandra Rich. (Photo: Niel Mockford / GC Images for Getty Images)