When it comes to wardrobe choices, pink appears to a firm favourite with Kate Middleton as of late.
The Princess of Wales looked radiant today as she stepped out in an all-pink ensemble to visit the Foundling Museum in London.
The mum-of-three wore a smart Alexander McQueen suit for the royal engagement – which she previously wore in June last year to speak with ministers about childhood development.
She finished the outfit with a £90 white belt by luxury London-based designer Camilla Elphick and matching shoes – as well as pearl drop earrings.
Kate – who is a patron of the Foundling Museum – is visiting the venue in London to meet those with lived experience of the care system, as well as with foster carers and adoptive parents to hear about their experiences.
She’s also chatting with care leavers who are being supported by the Museum, before spending time with adoptive parents and foster carers to discuss the lifelong impact that positive, supportive relationships can have for children and young people.
Kate will be joined by Shaping Us champion, Professor Green, who himself was brought up in kinship care.
It’s another Barbiecore look for Kate this week, who also recycled a pink midi ME+EM dress on Monday.
Last year, Kate visited The Foundling Museum in a blue-on-blue ensemble, including a mid-length coat over navy separates.
It’s also clear that the Princess of Wales has opted for numerous Alexander McQueen looks over recent weeks – most notably her embroidered ivory silk Coronation dress.
This was then followed by a stunning red Alexander McQueen jumpsuit – which we’ve seen on her before – for the star-studded Coronation concert.
Pink is clearly a favourite with the royals at the moment. Last month, Meghan Markle also looked stylish in a £585 pink co-ord for a kiss-cam cameo at an LA Lakers basketball game.
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