Just a few weeks after wowing us with a chic, white recycled Alexander McQueen outfit, Kate Middleton has returned with yet another head-turning look. And this summer-ready ensemble might just be one of our favorites!
On Wednesday, May 4th, the Duchess of Cambridge attended an event held by the British Fashion Council Foundation at the Design Museum in London; and she presented The Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design to emerging designer Saul Nash. And naturally she did so in a fabulous, fashion-forward ensemble!
For the prestigious event, the Duchess wore a stunning teal green dress by Canadian-British designer Edeline Lee, which featured a waist-defining belt, three-quarter-length sleeves with cute knot detailing, and a midi length fit and flare skirt which finished just below the knee. Elegant, regal, and so trend-driven! Here's a close-up of her look from one of her fan style Instagram accounts:
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The mom-of-three accessorized her dreamy ensemble with matching green heels, an Emmy London clutch, and Nadia Irena statement gold earrings, which complemented the buckle detailing of the dress's belt. Her makeup was minimal yet flawless, as always, and her brunette locks were worn in a sleek and straight style, and were pushed to the back so as not to take anything away from the dress. Another expertly thought out look from the Duchess who never puts a sartorial foot wrong! What will she wow us with next, we wonder?!
