Kate Middleton recycles £695 Beulah midi dress for trip to V&A
Perfection in pink! Thrifty Kate recycles two-year-old £695 Beulah pink midi dress as she heads to London’s Young V&A event
The Princess of Wales reaffirmed her status as an environmentally conscious royal when she wore a two-year-old gown again to the Young V&A event in London.
Kate Middleton, 41, looked stunning in a £695 crepe midi dress in blush pink by London-based designer Beulah as she opened the museum today.
The royal family first wore the dress to the 2021 Wimbledon final, paired with £30 Aldo shoes at the time.
Today she opted for white stilettos and Mappin & Webb earrings, a vision of summer chic.
The brunette beauty flaunted voluminous hair and wore her locks in relaxed curls while opting for a pretty make-up look.
The Princess of Wales reaffirmed her status as an environmentally conscious royal when she wore a two-year-old gown again to the Young V&A event in London. Pictured today
Kate Middleton, 41, looked stunning in a £695 crepe midi dress in blush pink by London-based designer Beulah as she opened the museum today
Seeing double: The Princess of Wales wore the dress to the 2021 Wimbledon final (left), she styled it very similarly today (right)
The mother of three emphasized her natural beauty with lightly colored eyebrows, black eyeliner and a creamy touch of foundation.
To keep the look simple and sophisticated, Kate opted to forego bracelets and necklaces and let the statement dress speak for itself.
The princess seems to have influenced dozens of other royals and celebrities after wearing the dress for the first time, with Princes Beatrice, Sophie Windsor and Princess Mary of Denmark all spotted in the same issue.
Holly Willoughby, Lucy Mecklenburgh and Laura-Ann Barr also own the dress.
Co-founded by Lady Natasha Rufus Isaacs and Lavinia Brennan in 2010, Beulah London has become a favorite label for Kate, appearing in the designs on a number of occasions.
The royal family first wore the dress to the 2021 Wimbledon final, paired with £30 Aldo shoes at the time (pictured)
The Royal Family reopened the Young V&A Museum in London.
She has put the early development of children at the center of her work in recent years and will learn how the renovated museum will inspire the creativity of young visitors.
The Young V&A – formerly known as the V&A Museum of Childhood in East London and will officially reopen to the public on Saturday following a £13 million three-year refurbishment.
The Princess of Wales was welcomed by Victoria and Albert Museum Director Tristan Hunt on arrival at the Young V&A
The royal family kept their jewelery minimal for the occasion, opting for their Mappin & Webb diamond earrings
As part of the extensive redesign, museum staff worked closely with local schoolchildren, parents and teachers to reinvent exhibition spaces and provide ideas for galleries.
The institute – which caters to children ages 0-14 and is free to enter – houses three new galleries called Play, Imagine and Design.
Nearly 2,000 items from the V&A collections, which aim to inspire children’s creativity, can be seen in the various rooms.