Kate Middleton has taken out
her favorite white Alexander McQueen suit for a third time this year
as she made an appearance at the Commonwealth Games with Prince
William and Princess Charlotte.
The royal couple has been on
a sports marathon by supporting local teams. On Sunday, the duke attended the
UEFA European Women’s Championship at Wembley stadium to watch England win
their first major championship game since 1966 and the duchess lent a winning
hand to the Great Britain SailGP team in a friendly Commonwealth race against
New Zealand.
On the visit to the Sandwell
Aquatics Centre in Birmingham, Middleton repurposed her 1,945 pounds’ suit for
the hot English weather.
She first wore the suit in
March during her Caribbean tour with her husband. The royal tour was not met
with positive reactions.
The duchess re-wore the crisp
ensemble to the unveiling of the National Windrush Monument in June on the 70th
anniversary of the Windrush migration.
Alexander McQueen has
become a reliable choice for Middleton when it comes to her more glamorous
official duties, but since turning 40 in January, she has elevated
her fashion approach by choosing to champion luxury British
designers.
This summer she has worn
London-based Serbian fashion designer Roksanda Ilinčić to the
Wimbledon tennis championship’s women’s finals face-off between Ons Jabeur and
Elena Rybakina; a white 1,352-pound dress from Emilia Wickstead to
the Royal Charity Polo Cup in Windsor; and a white polka dot Alessandra Rich
midi dress to the 2022 Royal Ascot.
