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Kate Middleton Rewears One of Her Favorite Dresses for the Order of the Garter

Kate Middleton Rewears One of Her Favorite Dresses for the Order of the Garter

Vogue6 hours ago

It's been a busy week for Kate Middleton. Over the weekend, the Princess of Wales joined the rest of the British royals for the Trooping the Colour, where she wore a jubilant aquamarine Catherine Walker coatdress (and coordinated with her daughter, Princess Charlotte).
Today, Middleton was out and about once again for the Order of the Garter service at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. To celebrate Britain's oldest order, the Princess opted for a white dress that she wore last month.
Kate Middleton with Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh at the 2025 Order of the Garter service.
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Middleton turned to a Self-Portrait dress comprised of a white boucle top that resembles a blazer—complete with a belted waist and pocket flaps—over a pleated midi skirt with a white lace trim. The Princess gave the look a royal touch with a five-strand pearl necklace from Susan Kaplan, chunky earrings, nude pumps, and a crisp white hatinator that matched her dress.

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