Kate Middleton wore two stunning outfits for the early childhood launch

The Duchess of Cambridge launched her ‘5 Big Questions’ survey earlier this year and has now revealed the results of this important study.

In a new Instagram video, Duchess Kate has delivered some of the research from her early childhood investigation, and she was very thoughtful in choosing her outfit for the occasion. As reported by the Twitter account @CoutureRoyals, the Duchess chose to wear again a Reiss dress she initially wore in 2012 for a visit to the Treehouse Children’s Hospice in Ipswich, England. Arguably, Kate’s visit in 2012 was an early indicator of the causes she hoped to support throughout her career.

The stunning blue Reiss dress is accented with a black belt and Duchess Kate chose a gold necklace to complete her outfit.

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On Tuesday, Kate Middleton attended a virtual briefing at Kensington Palace when she spoke with Kelly Beaver, an executive of Ipsos MORI, the research firm that partnered with the study. In a series of photos, Duchess Kate can be seen reflecting on the crucial results and discussing the results via video chat.

For the look from a distance, Kate wore a sleek white blazer from Zara. According to Express, the Duchess previously wore this piece during her royal tour of Canada in 2016. She wore the stylish blazer with black pants and a fitted black top. In terms of accessories, the Duchess opted for the small molten gold hoops from Missoma.

As usual, the Duchess of Cambridge’s two looks were extremely chic and inspire us with workwear for 2021.

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