I likhet med prinsesse Diana, har også hertuginne Kate blitt kjent for sine elegante og feminine antrekk.

På BAFTA-utdelingen søndag så hun ut som en gresk gudinne i en lang, hvit kjole fra Alexander McQueen, og onsdag imponerte hun i en romantisk kjole fra Gucci.

I dag er det valentinsdagen, og kanskje hadde Kate dette i tankene da hun valgte kjolen. Den hadde forskjellige rosatoner i seg og matchende fløyelsbelte og clutch. 

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“The first few years of a child’s life are more pivotal for social, physical and emotional development, and for future health and happiness than any single moment in our lifetime.” - Duchess of Cambridge, speaking at the 100 Women in Finance’s Gala Dinner at the V&A Museum London in aid of @heads_together legacy programme ‘Mentally Healthy Schools’. Launched by The Duchess at the beginning of 2018, #MentallyHealthySchools is one of the legacy programmes from the Heads Together campaign, which aims to help people of all ages start conversations about their mental health. The landmark project, run by The Royal Foundation, helps teachers and school leaders better support children's mental wellbeing, by offering school staff reliable and practical resources through a website developed by the youth-focussed charity partners of Heads Together; @afnccf , @_place2be and @youngmindsuk

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De store diamantøredobbene er de samme hun hadde på seg i søsteren Pippas bryllup i 2017, ifølge Harper's Bazaar. Den vakre safirringen er forlovelsesringen hun fikk av prins William, som tidligere tilhørte prinsesse Diana. 

Anledningen var gallamiddagen «100 Women in Finance», hvor Kate skulle holde tale. Hertuginnen engasjerer seg spesielt mye rundt barn og mental helse, og i det siste har hun vært på mange kongelige besøk for å sette fokus på disse temaene.

Se bilder fra noen av besøkene nedenfor. 

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This evening The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the @BAFTA Awards at the Royal Albert Hall. The Duke, BAFTA President, presented the Fellowship to Thelma Schoonmaker at the Awards Ceremony. Swipe to see The Duke and Duchess congratulating some of tonight’s #BAFTA Award winners, including Rising Star Award winner @letitiawright and @officialspikelee, Director of BlacKkKlansman, winner of Best Adapted Screenplay. Congratulations to all of tonight’s #EEBAFTAs Award Winners! 📷 PA / 📽 Kensington Palace

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“It is vital that we support teachers with their own wellbeing so that they can find the best level of care for all children, in their schools and communities in which they work.” — A key barrier to teachers feeling sufficiently knowledgeable and equipped to support the mental health of their pupils, and themselves, is the lack of formal training for teachers at any stage of their careers. Today The Duchess of Cambridge attended the Royal Foundation’s ‘Mental Health in Education’ conference to discuss the importance of consistent mental health teacher training, as well as the challenges facing its implementation. #MentalHealth #MentalHealthinSchools #MHinEducation 📷📽 The Royal Foundation / PA / Kensington Palace

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At the start of #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek The Duchess of Cambridge visited @AlpertonCS to meet the UK’s first winner of the Varkey Foundation Global Teacher Prize, Andria Zafirakou, and find out more about the programmes the school runs to support both students and teachers with their mental wellbeing. The Duchess joined a roundtable discussion with teachers about students’ school readiness and teacher welfare, and joined students taking part in the Random Acts of Kindness Club, and dropped in on an art class to hear how the school uses art to enhance children’s confidence and creativity.

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This @_place2be #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek people across the UK are taking steps to be ‘Healthy: Inside and Out’. At Lavender Primary School The Duchess of Cambridge found out more about the support offered to students, teachers and parents to help with mental wellbeing — including the daily mile, a simple away to get children outside for 15 mins every day to run or jog at their own pace. The Duchess also joined a food diary activity, which focusses on the links between food choices and mood and feelings, and even met Herbie the school dog!

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