Kate Middleton wears Tory Burch while joining Prince George on a playdate
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Big day, guys! Prince George had his first official royal engagement this morning: he attended a playgroup with the Royal New Zealand Plunket Society. It’s a group that supports families and babies down under and hopefully they all got some training on how to not drop your child the moment Kate Middleton appears, as we’re pretty sure that would be our reaction.
In true Kate style, the duchess looked flawless in a printed dress by Tory Burch that was both playful and perfectly suited for a royal appearance. It’s Kate’s first time wearing Tory Burch, and devoted followers of her wardrobe choices have speculated that the black and white print is what made her choose this look, as those are the official colours of New Zealand. The dress is, of course, already sold out, though should you be able to get your hands on one, its stretch fabric and textured fringe make it an ideal item for wearing around dozens of babies. Bonus: it coordinated quite well with George’s ah-dor-able navy blue smocked dungarees, which were by British designer Rachel Riley.
As for the rest of Kate’s look, she kept her jewellery simple—well, as simple as it gets when you’re wearing a $6000 Cartier watch. Annoushka drop pearl earrings and black heels were the only other accessories, but really, when you’re travelling with the future King of England, what more do you need?
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See more Kate Middleton style »
Big day, guys! Prince George had his first official royal engagement this morning: he attended a playgroup with the Royal New Zealand Plunket Society. It's a group that supports families and babies down under and hopefully they all got some training on how to not drop your child the moment Kate Middleton appears, as we're pretty sure that would be our reaction.
In true Kate style, the duchess looked flawless in a printed dress by Tory Burch that was both playful and perfectly suited for a royal appearance. It's Kate's first time wearing Tory Burch, and devoted followers of her wardrobe choices have speculated that the black and white print is what made her choose this look, as those are the official colours of New Zealand. The dress is, of course, already sold out, though should you be able to get your hands on one, its stretch fabric and textured fringe make it an ideal item for wearing around dozens of babies. Bonus: it coordinated quite well with George's ah-dor-able navy blue smocked dungarees, which were by British designer Rachel Riley.
As for the rest of Kate's look, she kept her jewellery simple—well, as simple as it gets when you're wearing a $6000 Cartier watch. Annoushka drop pearl earrings and black heels were the only other accessories, but really, when you're travelling with the future King of England, what more do you need?){kind=link}