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The Duchess of Cambridge was at the BAFTA headquarters in central London this morning to deliver a keynote address to launch the "Taking Action on Addiction" campaign led by the Forward Trust.
The Duchess became royal patron of the charity in June, and this new initiative is a long-term campaign which will work to improve awareness and understanding of addiction.
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Kate wore a red turtle neck sweater and a long pleated skirt. I will updated the post if the pieces are identified.
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This evening, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the first-ever Earthshot Prize awards at Alexandra Palace in London.
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The Duchess looked glamorous as she stepped out on the green carpet in her lilac Alexander McQueen gown. We first saw the Grecian-inspired gown a decade ago at a Los Angeles BAFTA gala during the 2011 North American tour (shown below). The Duchess swapped the original sequined belt (top pic) for a beaded one this evening (bottom pic). 
The belt appears to be a slimmer version of the Jenny Packham 'Magic' belt as seen in the designer's Bridal 2018 collection (ID by CoutureAndRoyals).
On her feet were the Oscar de la Renta Platinum Lamé Cabrina Pumps.
Kate wore her hair down and swept to one side giving off old Hollywood vibes.
The Earthshot Prize, founded by The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, has led an unprecedented global search for the most inspiring and innovative solutions to the greatest environmental challenges facing the planet. It is the most ambitious environmental prize in history and this inaugural ceremony will reflect this. An awards ceremony will take place in different cities across the world each year between 2021 and 2030 to award five winners The Earthshot Prize. 
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Five, one million-pound prizes were awarded tonight, with the Duchess of Cambridge announcing the final one.
The Duke and Duchess joined a video call after this evening's ceremony to congratulate the winners. To learn more about this year's winners, please visit The Earthshot Prize website.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew in London on Wednesday to take part in a Generation Earthshot event with students from The Heathlands School, where they generated bold ideas to protect and repair the planet.
Generation Earthshot is a global educational initiative inspired by The Earthshot Prize, founded by The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
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It's aimed at students aged 10+ and their teachers to unlock the potential of the next generation of inventors, innovators and leaders, and inspire in them the enthusiasm to develop new solutions to the greatest environmental challenges.
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COAT: Erdem 'Allie' Coat in Grass Green (repeat).
TOP: NEW! ZARA Basic Short Sleeve Sweater in Green (£17.99). ID by @innominate_93.
UNIDENTIFIED: Kate wore a new pair of black wide leg trousers and black pointed toe pumps. 
Duchess Kate in looks smart in Zara repeat for visit to UCL Centre for Longitudinal Studies5/10/2021
The Duchess of Cambridge meet with leading early years researchers at University College London's Centre for Longitudinal Studies on Tuesday to learn more about their landmark ‘Children of the 2020s’ study.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were back in Northern Ireland on Wednesday for a day in Derry-Londonderry to hear from young people and local groups making positive change in the community.
The royal couple commenced their engagements at the Ulster University Magee Campus. They chatted with students returning to campus for the first time since the pandemic started.
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Kate and William toured the Student Union to see the programs on offer to help new students settle in and also manage their mental health.
They then stopped by “KidzFarm,” a regular visitor to the campus, used to help students deal with anxiety. Kate was brave enough to hold a tarantula, while William handled a snake.
The Duke and Duchess also meet nursing and medical students to see how their studies are progressing. 
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KATE'S OUTFIT - Ulster University
PANT SUIT: NEW! Emilia Wickstead purple 'Dida' wool-flannel blazer and coordinating trousers from the designer's Autumn/Winter 2021 collection.
The 'Dida' blazer is available in grey at Matches Fashion.
TOP: NEW! Navy turtleneck top (unidentified). 
Kate and William later took a tour of the City of Derry Rugby Club to meet players, coaches and volunteers involved in the Sport Uniting Communities initiative. 
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The project that promotes meaningful, purposeful and sustained contact between individuals from different backgrounds – particularly across the religious divide.
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