Kate Middleton rewears Suzannah dress from Wimbledon 2019

After months of lockdown, Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton is back on track and she is resuming her royal duties gradually, including an assistance visit where she showed up in a chic relaxed dress.

Eager to presume her royal duties, Kate Middleton traveled on Tuesday August 4^th to Sheffield in South Yorkshire County, to meet Baby Basics UK association which supports the most vulnerable families in the UK by providing them basic necessities.

 

For the event, Duchess of Cambridge opted for a white dress designed by Suzannah. The same design was worn by Kate at the Wimbledon tournament in July 2019. Kate is known for recycling her outfits and we cannot count how many times the Duchess has reworked an old piece in her closet.  However, she was still adhering to Covid-19 measurements, wearing a reusable floral-print facemask by Amaia to complete her look. The mask was sold for 15 Euros out of which 30% would be donated to charity, more specifically to associations of the British National Health Service.

The Duchess of Cambridge has brought together 19 British brands and retailers to donate items and equipment such as diapers and clothing, to underprivileged children across the UK.

Last May, Kate Middleton made an appearance in a relaxed outfit during a previous visit to Baby Basics, ahead of the launch of their donation campaign. The Duchess wore a large green dress in floral pattern, which is her favorite print. For the shoes, she paired the dress with white Superga sneakers, her favorite brand. The look was paired with her traditional signature headband.