Kate Middleton sorted clothes for newborns in the children’s bank 24.04.2023, 15:40

The clear representative of the British monarchy proved that she is the queen of elegant casual style. Prince William’s wife came to the Baby Bank charity, which is located near Windsor Castle. Kate wore a £285 cream Reiss jacket. With a classic silhouette and neutral color scheme, this model is characterized by perfect simplicity. With wide cuffs, a double-breasted front fastening and sewn-in pockets for extra functionality, the jacket sat perfectly on Kate Middleton’s toned figure.

The future queen has already appeared in public in this blazer. She chose it in September 2021 when she visited RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire. Last year, the duchess wore the outfit for the second time, during a visit to the headquarters of the Emergency Management Committee (DEC).

Under his jacket, the royal wore a simple basic white t-shirt complemented by dark blue trousers. Instead of stiletto heels, this time the Princess of Wales chose pointy pumps with small heels from the British brand Boden worth 130 pounds (13,000 rubles).

Kate did a light daytime make-up with thin eyeliner and nude lipstick with a glossy gloss. Her hair was styled in a typical blow-dried style. From jewelry, the royal guest chose gold hoop earrings and a thin chain with a miniature pendant.

The princess got acquainted with the work of the organization’s volunteers, who support families in need in the area. She was helping sort clothes for newborns, the Daily Mail reports.

The staff of the center congratulated the guest on the last birthday of Prince Louis. Smiling, Kate said she can’t believe her youngest son is already five years old.

Founded in 2015 by two Windsor mothers, Children’s Bank aims to provide essentials to families in financial difficulty. The mother of three has long been a supporter of children’s banks and in recent years has visited a number of branches across the country. In summer 2020, the princess teamed up with 19 UK brands and retailers to donate over 10,000 new items to 40 children’s banks.