Princess Kate made a style statement as she stepped back into the public spotlight on Saturday to attend King Charles' birthday celebrations in London after announcing her The princess opted for a monochrome ensemble with a strong thematic tie to one of cinema's most-celebrated fashion moments for her highly anticipated appearance, which was only on Friday evening. Kate appeared in a closefitting, long-sleeved dress designed by Jenny Packham with a black-and-white striped belt and corsage detail, which paired with the black piping around the neckline. The princess also wore a black-and-white wide-brimmed hat designed by Philip Treacy.
The striped corsage element ties the look aesthetically to the famous Royal Ascot costume worn by Audrey Hepburn in the 1964 movie musical . Hepburn's costumes for the movie were designed by the royal family's favorite 20th-century photographer, Sir Cecil Beaton. He won an Oscar for his efforts, which have inspired several high-fashion designers and collections in the decades since.
Kate is widely regarded as one of the most-stylish members of the royal family, regularly winning praise from the fashion press and followers for her outfit choices for high-profile engagements. The princess is estimated to be worth with fans eager to replicate her outfits or acquire duplicate items she has worn through retailers. has become one of Kate's most highly anticipated fashion appearances since her marriage 13 years ago.
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