Kate Middleton Just Wore a Mint Green Dress for a Spring Garden Party

Chelsey Sanchez
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Kate Middleton Just Wore a Mint Green Dress for a Spring Garden Party

Duchess Kate has long been known to pull older pieces from her wardrobe to style anew. Now, in her latest appearance, a royal garden party held at Buckingham Palace, she once again opted for a dress she previously wore.

Joining husband Prince William, Prince Edward, and Countess Sophie at today's event, the Duchess of Cambridge re-wore a delicate mint green dress she was first spotted in during the 50th anniversary of Prince Charles's investiture in 2019.

The dress, which was custom-made for Kate by a private dressmaker, features a frilly trim on the neckline, as well as billowing puff sleeves and buttons down the center of the bodice. She capped the look off with a matching mint green fascinator, which included a floral detail at the side; sea green Jimmy Choo pumps; green drop earrings; and a coordinating clutch.

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Photo credit: DOMINIC LIPINSKI - Getty Images

At the party, the royals were photographed greeting and mingling with guests. William and Edward looked dashing in black tail coats, gray vests, and pinstriped trousers, while the Countess of Wessex wore a bright blue monochrome look.

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Photo credit: DOMINIC LIPINSKI - Getty Images
Photo credit: DOMINIC LIPINSKI - Getty Images
Photo credit: DOMINIC LIPINSKI - Getty Images

Last week, the duchess attended another Buckingham Palace garden party, where she was accompanied by Edward. Then, she dazzled in a vibrant coral pink coat dress. The midi dress, designed by Emilia Wickstead, featured long sleeves, a belted waist, and a flowing skirt.

Accessories included another showstopping fascinator (this one from London-based milliner Jane Taylor), a vintage beaded clutch, diamond drop earrings from Kiki McDonough, and peachy pumps from Emmy London.

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