The Princess of Wales turned heads in a camel Roland Mouret trouser suit during a charity visit in east London on Tuesday, September 19. Kate Middleton, 41, wore the fitted blazer and flared trousers over a plain white top, her hair in a signature bouncy blow-dry.
The royal visited Streets of Growth, a charity that runs outreach programmes for vulnerable children aged 15 to 25 deemed at risk of involvement in crime. The organisation aims to re-engage young people with their communities.
Kate met frontline staff, many of whom were previously helped by the charity and have returned to support others. The engagement marked her sixth consecutive public appearance.
On Monday, the Princess wore a similar business-chic look at RNAS Yeovilton, donning a black Holland Cooper blazer with gold buttons, black trousers from Gianvito Rossi, and a white top.
Meanwhile, Prince William is on a two-day visit to New York for the Earthshot Prize, where he learned about oyster reef restoration and will meet firefighters and Ecuador's president.
