The Duchess of Cambridge turns heads in a new off-the-shoulder fitted tweed dress by Erdem, which is something that she doesn't usually wear.
- Oct 11, 2018
AceShowbiz - Kate Middleton has always been known for her simple yet elegant fashion, but her outfit choice for her visit to Victoria and Albert Museum on Wednesday, October 10 was certainly not one of them. The Duchess of Cambridge turned heads in a new off-the-shoulder fitted tweed dress by Erdem.
The dress featured a deep purple belt, button detailing and a flared skirt, in addition to flaunting her neckline. She paired her dress with a small clutch, and a pair of velvet Jimmy Choo heels which were the perfect match to the look.
Her appearance at the museum marked the first time she has visited the place since becoming its first Royal Patron in March. She went there to tour the opening exhibition called "Collecting Photography: From Daguerreotype to Digital". It showcased photography dating back from its invention in the 19th century to present day.
The visit also marked her second visit since returning from maternity leave. For her first royal engagement, Kate spent some quality time outdoor with a group of young students from St. Stephen's School in London. She joined on a school session, ventured into the Paddington Recreation Ground as well as gardened and hunted spiders with the children.
1. Royal-Inspired Dress
Kate's dress for her visit was inspired by Queen Elizabeth II's 1958 meeting with American jazz pianist Duke Ellington.
2. Adding Her Own Touch
The Duchess additionally accessorized her look with a pair of gold earrings.
3. Queen Victoria's Coronet
Kate began her tour by being shown Queen Victoria's coroner, which her husband Prince Albert designed and made for the Soreveign between 1840-1842.
4. Night at the Museum
After that, she took in some of the historical prints and contemporary photography which were showcased at the museum.
5. Meeting Curators
Kate also met with curators during her visit and happily talked about various things.