As the ever-so-stylish Duchess of Cambridge has proved time and time again, yellow is most definitely her color! Kate Middleton, 40, celebrated Queen Elizabeth II’s 70-year reign while attending the U.K.’s national Service of Thanksgiving during its Platinum Jubilee this week, and to say she shined in a monochrome yellow ensemble would be an understatement.
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Middleton donned a long-sleeved dress designed by New Zealand-born and London-based fashion designer Emilia Wickstead. The show-stopping item featured a gorgeous cinched waist design and flowing skirt that ended just before her ankles.
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She paired this dress with a glamorous hat with a noticeable flower appliqué by Philip Treacy and stepped out in taupe Gianvito Rossi heels. Middleton wore her signature long brown locks into an elegant updo, a detailed chignon that drew more attention to her radiant skin.
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Prince William, 39, wore a black tuxedo as he arrived at the event with his wife. Along with her lemon-colored garment, Middleton brought a pale clutch and rocked dazzling, dangly pearl earrings. Stunning as usual!
