The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton looks stunning in her red dress. She also worn Princess Diana's tiara which makes her looks more impressive.
According to Mirror, the 34- year-old Duchess of Cambridge wore Princess Diana's signature tiara for the second time in public. The royal couple Kate Middleton and Prince William attended a diplomatic dinner at the Buckingham Palace last December 8.
Kate Middleton looked very stunning in her red dress matched with the Cambridge Lover's Knot Tiara. Looking back the tiara was given by Queen Elizabeth II to the late Princess Diana in 1981 as a wedding present.Moreover, It was an elegant Jenny Packham red vibrant dress which the Duchess of Cambridge matched with a stunning pair of diamond earrings. Also, Kate Middleton stands by her husband Prince William, the Duck of Cambridge as they took a photo from the diplomatic reception.
With Princess Diana's tiara, the elegant red dress and the diamond earrings, no one can beat the beauty of Kate Middleton. However, despite having married for five years, this is also the fifth time Kate Middleton has worn a tiara, as per Travelers Today. The said tiara, which the Duchess of Cambridge wore was known for complaint by the late Princess Diana. It is for the reason that, the weight of the tiara often gave Princess Diana headaches.
The diplomatic reception is a yearly event often held at the Buckingham Palace. Additionally, the 90-year old Queen Elizabeth II stunned in a sapphire-and-diamond tiara with a matching blue sash. Another female who worn a tiara is the Duchess of Cornwall with a matching blue sash as their royal photo shows three pairs of royals.
Meanwhile, there are no other photos released from inside of the annual reception at the Buckingham Palace. However, just to show the people, the six senior royals posted an image before the dinner started. All of them including the Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton at the right side are dressed in their finery.Kate Middleton has worn Princess Diana's tiara in 2013 and in 2015. This is another possession of Prince William's late mother which he gave to her wife the Duchess of Cambridge as another tribute.
