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The Duchess of Cambridge visited LEYF Stockwell Gardens Nursery in London this morning. This was scheduled for last week during her 24-hour '5 Big Questions' tour, but had to be cancelled due to bad weather.
Kate served breakfast to the pre-school children and spoke to staff and parents about her landmark survey.
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COAT: NEW! Teal blue single-breasted coat with flap pockets (unidentified).
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The Duchess of Cambridge visited Evelina London Children's Hospital today to learn more about the creative arts workshops that are delivered there by London's National Portrait Gallery (NPG) Hospital Programme. The Duchess is Patron of both Evelina London and the NPG.
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NPG London works closely with Evelina London to bring workshops and artists into the hospital, helping to support the health, wellbeing and happiness of the children who receive care there.
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The Duchess joined children in making sets and characters for their own pop-up theatres.
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Kate brought back the bouclé tweed Dolce & Gabbana skirt suit first worn to the ‘Mental Health in Education' conference last February.
The Duchess accessorized with her white gold and diamond Mappin & Webb 'Empress' drop earrings and matching pendant necklace.
The Duchess didn't wear her engagement ring or eternity band today for health and safety reasons.
Kate wore her hair in a braided half up-do.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the UK Holocaust Memorial Day Commemorative Ceremony at Central Hall in Westminster today. This year marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
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Kate wore her bespoke grey Catherine Walker dress, first seen on an outing with The Queen in March last year.
The Duchess carried her black velvet Jimmy Choo 'Celeste' clutch, and on her feet were her black suede Gianvito Rossi pumps.
Kate completed the look with her Cassandra Goad Cavolfiore Pearl Stud Earrings.
To commemorate the anniversary, The Duchess of Cambridge has taken portraits of two Holocaust survivors with their grandchildren. 
The images depict the connection between a survivor and younger generations of their family, who will carry the legacy of their grandparents. The portraits will be part of a new exhibition which will open later this year, bringing together 75 powerful images of survivors and their family members to mark 75 years since the end of the Holocaust.
Kensington Palace also shared behind-the-scenes photos of the Duchess when she met Holocaust survivors Steven Frank and Yvonne Bernstein ahead of the photo shoot at Kensington Palace.
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In the above photos, the Duchess is wearing a plaid midi skirt with a black turtleneck top. The skirt is the Gucci pleated checked wool-twill midi skirt. A big thanks to Georgie’s Mum for the ID. 
The only other identifiable pieces are her tweed J.Crew Avery Heels and Daniella Draper Personalised Gold Midnight Moon Necklace.
While it may seem frivolousness to comment on Kate's clothing for today's sombre commemorations, this blog is solely dedicated to cataloging Kate's sartorial choices. I hope this causes no offense. - Elizabeth xo Kate in camel Massimo Dutti coat and animal print Zara midi skirt for '5 Big Questions' survey tour22/1/2020
The Duchess of Cambridge continued to promote her 'early years' landmark survey today following yesterday's announcement of the project.
Kate was at the Ely and Careau Children’s Centre in Cardiff as part of her 24-hour tour of the country to launch '5 Big Questions' on the under fives. 
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She joined a baby sensory class at the centre to hear about the support that parents receive.
The Duchess then made a visit to HMP Send, where she spoke to some of the women she met during a visit to the prison in 2015, who have since been successfully rehabilitated, released and are rebuilding their families, in addition to women currently at the prison.
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NECKLACE: Daniella Draper Personalised Gold Midnight Moon Necklace (£1,070). The gold disc pendant is engraved with the initials of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
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Today The Duchess of Cambridge launched 5 Big Questions, a landmark survey which gives people across the UK an opportunity to provide their view on raising the next generation.
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Kate is marking the launch with a 24 hour tour visiting London, Cardiff and Surrey. It began earlier today with a visit to MiniBrum at Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum. 
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The nationwide survey is part of the Duchess' ongoing Early Years Initiative, and the aim of the new project, in her own words: “I want to hear the key issues affecting our families and communities so I can focus my work on where it is needed most. My ambition is to provide a lasting change for generations to come.”
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Kate wore a patterned blouse and trousers for today's outing. She debuted Tabitha Webb's 'Pansy Pussybow' blouse in green chevron (£295). Made in the UK, the silk top is now available for pre-order (with thanks to What Kate Wore for the ID). 
It appears the Duchess wore her navy suede Emmy London 'Josie' pumps.
Kate complemented the blouse with her green onyx Monica VinaderSiren Wire Earrings.
There was a new piece of jewellery on her wrist. It's not very often we see Kate wear a bracelet so it was a nice surprise to see her accessorise with a Halcyon Days 'Maya' Torque Aquamarine and Gold Bangle (£110) - ID by UFO No More. 
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Halcyon Days is a British company specializing in fine enamelware, and it holds three Royal Warrants as suppliers of Objets d’Art. The Maya Torque bangle is a stylish open-end design with a hint of art deco where the twisted metal meets the aquamarine enamel finish. 
Below is some footage from today's event:
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