Kate Middleton dazzles in the perfect lime green Self-Portrait dress and we want in on her stylish look
The Princess of Wales' lime green Self-Portrait dress is summer perfection!
Wearing a stunning lime green midi dress from Self-Portrait, Princess Catherine looked summer ready, matching the colorful ensemble with her 18-carat pearl and diamond Cassandra Goad earrings and a pale pink Emmy London purse at Wimbledon.
- Princess Catherine brought sunshine vibes to Wimbledon’s Centre Court in a gorgeous lime green Self-Portrait midi dress.
- Kate, with her hair up at Wimbledon for the first time ever, kept her accessories classic and simple, opting for a pale pink purse and pair of pearl diamond earrings.
- In other royal news, Princess Beatrice’s dusky pink shirt dress and mini raffia clutch show she’s never afraid to switch-up Wimbledon style.
The UK might be under the grip of weather warnings, but the Princess of Wales has brought feel-good summer vibes with her latest Wimbledon outfit.
Opting to battle the strong winds and forecast showers, Kate – who introduced a half-up, half-down hairstyle for the first time ever at the tournament – opted for springy, fresh colors, with a pale pink and lime green palette.
Wearing a Self-Portrait Lime Boucle Collared Chiffon Midi Dress just days after rocking a mint green blazer in a style first, fans on social media have already asked if there’s a color that doesn’t suit the Princess.
The brand, Self-Portrait, describes the outfit Kate chose as “like a fresh breeze, this green midi dress is ideal for garden parties and al fresco lunches. Framed with short sleeves and a tailored bouclé top, it is belted at the waist to flatter the form, before flowing down into a pleated chiffon midi skirt. Pair it with sunglasses and sandals for a summer-ready look.”
Lime Boucle Collared Chiffon Midi Dress, $615 (£470) | Self-Portrait
Like a fresh breeze, this green midi dress is ideal for garden parties and al fresco lunches.
Not only does the designer fund the work of five students in London, cultivating the next generation of Royal favorite designers, the brand explains how they “are making a conscious effort to improve our contributions to the circular economy and are committed to reducing our impact on the environment by utilising more responsibly sourced fibres in our collections.”
For her purse, Kate opted for a favorite style of hers, the Emmy London clutch bag.
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Natasha Biscuit bag, $517 (£395) | Emmy London
A classic Emmy London kid suede clutch bag in a nude biscuit kid suede.
This exact bag comes in a range of beautiful shades, although the soft beige-blush tone of Kate Middleton’s clutch looks fab with green!
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