While celebrity red carpet looks may have been a hot topic on Monday morning, Kate Middleton stunned in her own gorgeous glittery number at an event in London.
The Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William attended a reception to mark the launch of the UK-India Year of Culture 2017 at Buckingham Palace. Kate looked radiant in a lace Erdem dress that was woven with gold glitter, the 35-year-old royal completed her look with drop earrings by Indian designer Anita Dongrea she wore during her trip to Mumbai last year and sparkly Oscar de la Renta heels, which looked fit for Cinderella.
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Kate Middleton chose to wear her hair half-up, showing off the gorgeous jewelry all the while emulating that classic beauty we all know and love. The English beauty’s soft brunette locks were half tucked up, highlighting her perfectly blushed cheeks.
The Royal couple joined Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip as they greeted a long list of high-profile attendees including politicians, diplomats and actors at the event, which honored the sight, smells, tastes and more from India also celebrating cultural ties between the two nations. The venture will involve events and exhibitions in both countries throughout 2017
Kate and William enjoyed taking in all that the festive affair had to offer, smiling from ear-to-ear while learning about the country’s culture.
The other attendees came from areas of performing arts, fashion, food, literature and sports. A couple big names included: Kapil Dev, ex-England and Manchester United player Rio Ferdinand, musician Anoushka Shankar (the daughter of legendary sitar player Ravi Shankar) and film director Joe Wright.
Meanwhile, the year-long program of events and exhibitions—organized by the British Council together with the Indian High Commission in London—will take place in both countries in order to celebrate the deep cultural ties between the nations and the 70th anniversary of India’s independence.
The program also aims to inspire people to celebrate the long-standing relationship between the two countries, which is a particularly crucial relationship for a post-Brexit Britain.
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