Princess Kate dazzled us with a total red look Israel today

Princess Kate Middleton is known as one who often participates in charity activities, especially those related to preschool children, a subject close to her heart.

Yesterday (Monday) she participated in a text for the launch of a campaign on the subject, and what of course caught our attention were the clothes worn by the princess.

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Middleton decided to forego the neutral color palette she wore recently, and chose a total red look that we are flying over.

Her husband, Prince William, chose a black suit, with a white shirt and red tie that matched exactly what Kate wore. 

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Prince William and Princess Kate at a charity event, photo: Reuters

The princess wore a trouser suit from the Alexander McQueen fashion house, which costs close to NIS 9,300.

She opted for a tailored jacket with a single-button crossover lapel, a v-neck and an asymmetric hem.

In terms of pants, she wore a straight cut, which was slightly flared at the end.

To complete the look she chose red items.

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The princess chose a Miu-Miu clutch bag, which she has already used in the past, and its cost is about NIS 3,000.

Pointy high heels by her favorite designer, Gianvito Rossi, which we have worn before, and their cost is about NIS 2,400.

To break up the red a bit, the princess made a smart choice, choosing striking geometric earrings in gold-white-brown colors.

A pair of earrings in neutral colors break up the red look, photo: Reuters

We really liked the boldness of the princess, who is not afraid to choose striking blocks.

The asymmetric cut of the jacket upgraded the whole look and flattered her very much, and we would be very happy to see more of her looks like this in the future.

Princess Catherine, photo: AFP

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