Kate Middleton remembers a tartan Christmas dress she wore in 2019

In a video recently posted on the social network, Kate Middleton chose the dress she wore for the first time during lunch with Elizabeth II.

It is all smiles that Kate Middleton appeared with Prince William on Monday, January 25, during a video conference with the nursing staff of the Scottish Hospital at Ninevels. Idea behind this call? Highlight a partnership between the royal family and the NHS Charities Together and Tideside Health Fund to help hospital caregivers and coronovirus patients. For Kate Middleton, it is also an opportunity to make an impression with a familiar look.

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Wearing a tartan-patterned dress, the Duchess of Cambridge is apparently a prelude to Scottish caretakers. The piece is signed by Emilia Wikstead, a London-based New Zealand designer and graduate of the prestigious Central St. Martins. No more new. Kate Middleton already wore it for a pre-Christmas lunch hosted by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace in 2019.

A regular recycled cloak

This taste for recovery, Kate Middleton has demonstrated over the years. Casually, she strips out of the clothes she wore ten years ago, like this long white coat that she sported during her recent trip to Ireland in 2020, the first time Prince William made his Royal debut in 2008. Air Force (RAF) was obtained) pilot badge.

Last March, Kate Middleton also recycled the red Catherine Walker coat she wore during the Christmas holidays in 2018. This recycling has been the subject of many comments. It is indeed a singularity and modernity in the world of crowned heads. And beyond the look, sends a message: as if indicating a responsible and ecological vision of the cloakroom.