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Kate Middleton is blooming! The Duchess of Cambridge appropriately dressed for the Chelsea Flower Show in a pretty floral dress by her go-to designer, Erdem on Monday, May 20. Prince William’s wife looked gorgeous in her second outfit that day following a casual #OOTD hours before. The mom-of-three, who’s been working with landscape architects Andrée Davis and Adam White to create the Back to Nature garden, opted for the Shebah Floral Cotton-Silk Gown ($3,311) which features moody blooms, three-quarter sleeves and dainty lace details.
Kate stepped out in a pretty floral gown by her go-to designer, Erdem
Although her designer frock paired with the Superga sneakers from earlier would’ve received a five-star rating from the fashion crowd, Kate switched up her shoes for a pair of tan espadrille wedges that looked equally stylish. The Duchess kept with the floral theme and accessorized with a pair of pretty pearl earrings in the form of flowers. Catherine appeared lovely as she wore her glossy brunette locks half-up to expose her ladylike studs.
To celebrate her hard work and great accomplishment Kate was accompanied by her husband as well as other royals including – Queen Elizabeth, Prince Edward, the Countess of Wessex, Princess Alexandra and more. The Queen and her daughter-in-law, Sophie also took on the garden party occasion and each wore floral-printed get-ups living within the green color spectrum.
The Queen joined Kate and Prince William at the Chelsea Flower Show
Au contraire to her ultrafeminine ensemble, for the press day appearance at the flower show that morning, 37-year-old Kate rocked one of our favorite casual looks to date! The stylish royal looked effortlessly-chic in a pair of tan linen culottes from Massimo Dutti, a white button-up blouse by M.i.h Jeans and the pair of white sneakers mentioned above.
Hours before Kate rocked a casual look including tan culottes, a white blouse and Superga sneakers
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Just a day before, Duchess Kate slipped into a separate floral-inspired piece – a long-sleeve maxi dress from the cool-girl retailer, & Other Stories. But, before you go looking for the allover floral maxi, know that like almost everything Kate wears, the ruffled number ($100) is already sold out.