For her latest appearance, the Duchess of Cambridge scaled it back by sporting a head-to-toe camel ensemble.
Having opted for peachy spring brights in her most recent appearance, for today’s excursion, Kate kept it neutral in the beige Massimo Dutti coat she first debuted last year in Cardiff.
The classic camel combo bore a striking resemblance to the neutral ensemble her sister-in-law the Duchess of Sussex wore last March before announcing that and Prince Harry wished to step back as senior royals. Her outfit comprised a Massimo Dutti jacket and skirt then, too.
On her feet, Kate opted for a brown pair of her go-to Jimmy Choo Romy pumps and carried her Métier Roma bag, which is crafted from brown suede. Her face mask was another of the £15 reusable coverings she has been championing since last year from Amaia.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Newham Ambulance Station in East London today to speak to ambulance staff and paramedics about their experiences of working on the front line during the pandemic.
Their appearance follows the couple’s joint virtual appearance to wish the Irish a Happy St. Patrick’s Day yesterday, for which Kate wore a £60 emerald-hued Zara blazer and a shamrock necklace courtesy of jewellery designer Daniella Draper.
