Kate Middleton’s latest outing involved art, jewels and a special connection to Queen Elizabeth.
On Thursday, the Duchess of Cambridge paid a visit to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London to view the Fabergé in London: Romance to Revolution exhibition, where over 200 bejeweled objects (that were created by Carl Fabergé) are on display.
For the occasion, Middleton donned a colorful, paisley-patterned top by Ralph Lauren and a pair of black pants. She topped off her '70s-inspired look with a snakeskin-embossed leather belt and a pair of gold hoops.
A series of photos from the event were posted on the shared Instagram account of Middleton and her husband, Prince William. In the first snap, we see the 39-year-old duchess—sporting a black mask—examining one piece of the exhibit.
