Kate Middleton has sent royal fans wild with her floral-themed face masks while on a royal tour.
The Duchess and Prince William have embarked on a royal tour today which saw them visit Cardiff and Bath and the public have been captivated by Kate's numerous outfits and accessories.
And perhaps one of the most unlikely ones is her face mask. In these strange times, like many of us, the royals have had to wear face masks while taking part in royal duties and today was no different.
When out and about during the pandemic, Kate has sported several different face masks and the majority of them have featured patterns.
And during her visit to Bath the royal sported a pink floral themed mask and now The Independent has revealed where she gets them from.
According to The Independent, Kate gets her reusable floral face masks from Amaia where they cost £15 and come in different colours and different sizes - including children's sizes.
The brand does a whole range of patterned reusable masks with everything from floral patterns to striped ones.
They also sell a variety of clothes, accessories and shoes on the website too.
Throughout the pandemic people have been making their own face masks with different patterns and those similar to ones worn by Kate can be found on the likes of Etsy.
