The color of love and passion! The most romantic pictures of Kate Middleton that conquered Prince William 14.02.2023, 16:20

The symbol of February 14 is a red heart, and fashion stylists advise choosing clothes and accessories in this shade for this day. The Prince and Princess of Wales will celebrate the holiday of love. There is no doubt that Kate will choose an outfit in shades of red for a romantic dinner, especially since the color of passion and love is one of her favorites. Prince William’s wife has donned several iconic Valentine’s Day looks throughout her years in the royal family.

In 2019, Kate attended a gala dinner at the Victoria and Albert Museum in a white and pink Gucci dress with a velvet sash at the waist. It looked perfectly romantic for Valentine’s Day. The heir to the throne’s wife completed the look with drop earrings, silver heels and a burgundy velvet clutch.

Kate always looks stunning at Wimbledon and in 2021 she wore a pastel pink Beulah London midi dress to the men’s final. The elegant crepe model with short sleeves and a stand-up collar emphasized the chiseled figure of the representative of the British monarchy.

In September 2022, the royal made a public appearance in a stunning red coat with gold buttons by LKBennett. The model’s name is Spencer, and Kate’s choice was a sweet nod to her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana’s maiden name.

On the third day of the 2022 Caribbean tour, Prince William’s wife turned to the renowned label The Vampire’s Wife. Her floor-length fuchsia maxi dress was made from shimmering, iridescent silk chiffon. In such an outfit, you can be absolutely sure that you will, according to Hello!

There is nothing more romantic than a skirt that unfolds as you walk. The Princess of Wales dazzled in a red outfit as she gave a speech at an event hosted by the Forward Trust. Royal paired a fitted turtleneck and ankle-length pleated skirt with brown Ralph Lauren stilettos to perfection. Despite the apparent simplicity, the perfectly matched details of the wardrobe and accessories gave the wife of the heir to the throne an unobtrusive elegance.