Kate stuns for a third time in a row.
While the Palace says that the Duchess of Cambridge, 32, is still feeling the effects of severe morning sickness, she doesn’t show any signs in her third outing in 2 days.
Kate Middleton attended the Autumn Gala Evening dinner and reception in London last night as part of Action on Addiction which she is a patron of.
Leaving her husband, Prince William, at home with George, she rocked it in a Temperley London Emblem Flare dress, which will cost you around AU$1,100, paired with black suede pumps.
The Mirror UK report that Kate said "she was glad to get out of the house".
Kate said Action on Addiction, "is simply life changing and I could not be more proud to be their Patron".
Earlier this week, Kate had 2 back to back engagements on her first day in public.
In the evening she attended the Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards t London’s Natural History Museum, which she is patron of the museum.
While her bump is still small (understandable for being 13 weeks pregnant), all eyes were on her little bump.
Kate stunned the audience in a beautiful dress by Jenny Packham.
Earlier in the day she welcomed the the President of Singapore and his wife on behalf of the Queen.
Kate wore a beautiful grey Alexander McQueen coat dress (her favourite style) with a Jane Taylor hat that was made just for her. As for jewellery she went with her £1,090 Annoushka pearl earrings, which come with elegant, 18-carat yellow gold diamond encrusted hoops. Kate has worn the earrings many times over the years.
On Monday, the Palace confirmed Kate Middleton's attendance at the official engagement.
On Tuesday 21st October, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will greet The President of the Republic of Singapore and Mrs Tony Tan Keng Yam on behalf of The Queen at the Royal Garden Hotel, London as part of the State Visit. Their Royal Highnesses will then travel with The President and Mrs Tan to Horse Guards Parade, where The President will receive a Ceremonial Welcome.
The Duchess of Cambridge will also attend the Wildlife Photographer of The Year 2014 Awards Ceremony at the Natural History Museum on Tuesday 21st October. Further details will be released in due course.
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