Monarch mode support.
In Berkshire, not far from the English capital, a reception center for Ukrainian refugees has recently been set up.
Kate Middleton went there on November 17 to share a moment with families, around a painting course given to the children of the structure.
On this occasion, the Princess of Wales subtly showed her support for the country at war, through a transparent dress from the British brand LKBennett.
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The shirt collar dress is adorned with blue and yellow, the colors of the Ukrainian flag.
To accompany her outfit, the Princess of Wales opted for a Max Mara coat, already worn earlier this month in Scarborough.
This nod to clothing is part of a line of diplomatic appearances of which the monarch has the secret.
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Kate Middleton in a dress in the colors of Ukraine, during her visit to a reception center for Ukrainian refugees.
(Berkshire, November 17, 2022).
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Monarchical diplomacy
In terms of discreet nods to clothing, Kate Middleton is not at her first attempt.
Better than adopting the colors of the local flag when traveling abroad, he sometimes picks up pieces from local designers.
Already in 2016, during a trip to India, the Princess of Wales adorned herself with a piece created in Bombay, by Anita Dongre.
The following year, the Duchess went to Poland, in a dress signed Gosia Baczynska, originally from Kepno (in the south of Poland).
These discreet supports had boosted the sales of the creators.
