Kate Middleton made a fairytale fashion declaration on the last night of her Caribbean tour, which ended on March 25, with Prince William. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were visiting the Bahamas as part of their celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee that honors Queen Elizabeth II’s accession day to the throne.
The Governor-General Sir Cornelius A. Smith hosted the reception at Grand Hyatt Baha Mar Resort, Nassau. The royal couple wore their finest attire to the event. Kate, 40, is also known as Catherine, Duchess, and wore a floor-length silk gown in blue with a plunging neckline, reminiscent of Cinderella. Phillipa Lepley was responsible for the ice blue gown. The gown is elegantly draped and features a crossover bodice with bows at the top and thick straps. A long skirt flows down with subtle pleating at hips. Blue is the dominant color with the Duke and Duchess, Kate in an icy blue gown and Prince William in a midnight-blue velvet suit.
Color coordination is evident with Middleton’s jewelry and clutch choice, specifically the $17,000 worth of mother of pearl jewels by Van Cleef & Arpels. Matching earrings and necklace paired with a satin clutch from Lulu Guinness that served as a perfect backdrop for her engagement ring—the famous one worn by Prince Williams’ late mother, Princess Diana. The mother of four is well-known for her straight hair. She kept her signature style with her hair in a low part and her hair tucked behind the ears.
Source: Glamour
