The Duchess of Cambridge proved her fashion prowess once again today when departing Jamaica with Prince William for the final leg of their Caribbean tour.
Kate, 40, stunned in a recycled £1,380 green Emilia Wickstead dress, which she first wore at Wimbledon last year, as she and the Duke of Cambridge, 39, said a fond farewell to the country.
The mother-of-three teamed the elegant number – her first recycled piece of the tour – with eye-catching accessories, including the Queen’s Hummingbird Brooch, which was gifted to Her Majesty during her visit to Jamaica in 2002.
Earlier today, Kate commanded attention in head-to-toe white as she opted for a custom lace Alexander McQueen dress for a Jamaica Defense Force Commissioning Parade.
The Duke and Duchess’ tour to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee now heads north to The Bahamas.
The Duchess of Cambridge (pictured) proved her fashion prowess once again today when departing Jamaica with Prince William for the final leg of their Caribbean tour
Kate (pictured), 40, stunned in a recycled £1,380 green Emilia Wickstead dress, which she first wore at Wimbledon last year, as she and the Duke of Cambridge, 39, said a fond farewell to the country
Earlier today, the Duchess of Cambridge (pictured), 40, appeared effortlessly elegant in a lace Alexander McQueen dress as she joined Prince William at the Jamaica Defense Force Commissioning Parade on day six of their tour of the Caribbean
Kate has long been a fan of Emilia Wickstead dresses, and for her farewell outfit she opted for the ‘Denver’ frock.
The elegant piece is designed with a tailored darted bodice and swing skirt, which the Duchess teamed with Kiki McDonough earrings and Gianvito Rossi pumps.
She kept her hair pulled back in a bun with a middle parting and opted for a smattering of glamorous makeup.
Ahead of departing for their final destination, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge posted on their official Instagram account: ‘What an amazing trip so far! Thank you Belize and Jamaica. Next stop, The Bahamas’.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wave goodbye to Jamaica as they depart from the Norman Manley International Airport
The Duchess of Cambridge is seen ahead of her departure on an RAF Voyager with Prince William on day six of their tour
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are seen walking towards the plane at the airport in Kingston, Jamaica’s capital, today
Earlier today, Kate appeared effortlessly elegant in a custom lace Alexander McQueen dress as she joined Prince William at the Jamaica Defense Force Commissioning Parade on day six of their tour of the Caribbean.
The royal mother-of-three teamed her ensemble with a stunning pearl bracelet that belonged to Princess Diana, while carrying her essentials in a £395 Anya Hindmarch pearl-embellished satin clutch.
She completed her look with a sophisticated hat featuring floral details and matching white high heels.
Adding even more glitz to her ensemble, she donned a pair of dainty pear earrings to match the bracelet that the late Princess Diana wore in 1989 for an engagement in Hong Kong.
The Duchess of Cambridge speaks to dignitaries ahead of her departure on RAF Voyager with Prince William on Thursday
Kate has long been a fan of Emilia Wickstead dresses, and for her farewell outfit she opted for the ‘Denver’ frock
The mother-of-three teamed her elegant number with eye-catching accessories, including the Queen’s Hummingbird Brooch, which was gifted to Her Majesty during her visit to Jamaica in 2002
Prince William and Kate walk towards a waiting aircraft as they depart Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston
This isn’t the first time the Duchess has opted to wear the piece, having worn it at a summer reception in Germany in 2017 and a G7 summit reception in June 2021.
Kate, with her hair pulled back, oozed elegance thanks to her radiant dress, which featured a cinched waist thanks to a white belt and a square neckline.
With statement shoulders, the midi-length dress boasted stunning lace detailing along the skirt and top.
Looking equally sophisticated for the military parade, Prince William wore his Tropical Dress of the Blues and Royals and proudly displayed his military medals.
0