Following on from the Hold Still project coming to completion, The Duchess of Cambridge got to see the final entries in person in an outdoor exhibition of the photos at Waterloo earlier this week. Kate was joined by her husband, Prince William, for the event
Ahead of World Mental Health Day this weekend, The Duchess of Cambridge visited the University of Derby to hear more about how students are coping there, through a pandemic and beginning of a new year. Kate chose new pieces from Massimo Dutti and familiar jewellery.
Yesterday, it was announced that The Royal Foundation has sent out grants totalling £1.8 million to organisations helping frontline workers and mental health. William and Kate met with representatives from the 10 organisations this money will support earlier in the week, and we got a
Today marks the NHS's 72nd birthday, and The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge celebrated it with a tea party at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn. Kate wore a new navy midi dress, while William also dressed in blue - perhaps as a nod
On Thursday, The Duchess of Cambridge visited her patronage, EACH near Norwich, to meet families supported by the organisation and to plant a garden at The Nook, one of their purpose-built hospices. [getty src="1223110588" width="594" height="396" tld="com.au"] [getty src="1223110596" width="594" height="396" tld="com.au"] [themoneytizer id="50100-2"] She chose a new label,
To mark International Nurses Day, The Duchess of Cambridge and Countess of Wessex spent time calling healthcare workers across the globe. They thanked them for their work and asked about the impact of coronavirus. Kate and Sophie were not the only Royals doings so: you
The Duchess of Cambridge is asking the public to share their photos, to help document Britain's experience of the pandemic. She recorded an interview that will be on This Morning later today, wearing a new dress (that I think is icky!). You can read more
Ahead of maternal mental health awareness week, The Duchess of Cambridge made two video calls, speaking to midwives and maternity staff, along with new parents, and mental health experts. Kate made two calls, giving us two looks, mixing old and new pieces in a video
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have video called teachers and students at Casterton Primary Academy in Burnley, during their lockdown. Kate chose a new (to us) dress from Zara, but in a familiar style. You can read more about the call and what was
For a visit to thank workers on the 111 call line, who are dealing with coronavirus calls, The Duchess of Cambridge chose a new dusky pink suit; this is a look we aren't all that used to on her! More about the visit with Prince
