استوحي من كايت ميدلتون أجمل الإطلالات الأنيقة

تتميز دوقة كامبريدج كايت ميدلتون بإطلالاتها الأنيقة والراقية، ما يجعلها مصدر وحي لكثير من السيّدات اللواتي يبحثن عن ما يعكس أنوثتهنّ بأسلوب مميّز. هي تختار في أغلب الأحيان الملابس والأكسسوارات المميّزة بتصاميمها الكلاسيكيّة، مثل المعطف بقصة الفستان، الفساتين الميدي، السراويل الواسعة، التنانير الميدي، أحذية الـ Pump، حقائب الـ كلاتش الصغيرة وغيرها. فإذا كنتِ تبحثين عن أفكار لأسلوب كلاسيكيّ، استوحيها من أبرز إطلالات كايت ميدلتون التي جمعتها لكِ لمسات في ما يلي:

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The Duchess of Cambridge is carrying out her first series of engagements for 2020 with The Duke in Bradford, one of the UK’s most diverse cities. Their engagements today are centred around projects which support the community and promote cohesion within it. The Duke & Duchess are starting the day at City Hall where they will carry out a walkabout, before visiting one of the city’s Khidmat Centres which helps the most vulnerable members of the community from minority ethnic backgrounds. They will also visit Better Start Bradford, which supports pregnant women and expectant families. The couple will visit Near Neighbours, which offers a chance for people of different faith and ethnic communities to interact with each other. They will finish off the day with an embargoed event we will likely find out about later (due to security reasons). ——— The Duchess is wearing a new custom Alexander McQueen coat and Zara dress with her Zeen earrings and Gianvito Rossi heels. She is also carrying her Aspinal of London handbag.

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The Duchess visited the Angela Marmont Centre for UK Biodiversity at the Natural History Museum this morning. The Centre is designed to increase public interest in the environment by allowing people to bring in species found in their garden, which can then be looked at closely using specialist equipment. The hope is that the public will maintain an interest in wildlife through the use of the facilities at the Centre. The Museum has been forging partnerships across the UK to empower schoolchildren, families and communities to help protect wildlife in urban areas. The Duchess heard about how the Centre is championing and helping protect UK wildlife. She was shown British plant and insect specimens, as well as DNA analysis. The Duchess has been Patron of the Natural History Museum since 2013.

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