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The Duchess of Cambridge shared via social media that she received her first COVID-19 vaccine shot on Friday at London’s Science Museum.
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She paired mom jeans with her H&M Off-The-Shoulder Top, first seen in September 2016.
Eagle-eyed Christine Ross noticed the & Other Stories logo on the jeans button. It's believed the style is the Favourite Cut Jeans in Light Blue ($89). 
The Duchess wore a new pair of hoop earrings. 
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They appear to be the Liv Thurlwell Bobble Hoop Earrings (£130).
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Kate in green for a spot of gardening with Fields in Trust on Day 4 of Royal Visit Scotland27/5/2021
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Starbank Park in Edinburgh on their final day in Scotland to hear about the work of Fields In Trust, who are running a pioneering initiative to reduce inequality of access to green spaces in the UK.
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Kate and William helped nursery children plant seeds good for butterflies on a nature trail in the park, and they also assisted teenagers doing their Duke of Edinburgh’s bronze award to plant sunflowers.
KATE'S OUTFIT
JACKET: Massimo Dutti Green Wool Flannel Blazer (repeat).
NECKLACE: NEW! Daniella Draper Gold Fixed Alphabet Necklace with initials of Kate's three children (£495). 
The Duchess of Cambridge carried out the most heartwarming event of Royal Visit Scotland this afternoon when she hosted 5-year-old Mila Sneddon and her family for tea at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
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You may recall the Duchess spoke with Mila last autumn after her photograph was chosen to feature in the Hold Still project - hoping one day that they’d meet and wear their pink dresses together.
Kate stayed true to her word and greeted Mila in a bubblegum pink ME+EM Colour Block Silk Shirt Dress ($695). The 100% silk dress has a classic shirt collar and button front with full-length sleeves. Design elements include a pleated front panel and a dipped hem in the back. A removable belt allows the waist to be cinched in for a fitted look. 
The Duchess opted to remove the belt and replace it with Boden’s Skinny Suede Belt ($55) in a colour called lollipop. 
Kate coordinated the look with a new pair of Emmy London 'Rebecca' suede pumps in the Pink Makeup colourway ($475).
The Missoma Rhodochrosite Gold Mini Pyramid Charm Hoop Earrings complemented the outfit.
Kate wore the Amaia Reusable cotton face mask in Pink Betsy (£15). 
Some footage of today's engagement was shared via Kensington Palace along with a video as Mila is told she is going to meet the Duchess!
Mila clearly enjoyed the day :)
For their second engagement on the final day of Royal Visit Scotland, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Edinburgh Leisure’s Craiglockhart Tennis Centre for a first-hand introduction to LTA Youth, a new programme that will help more children enjoy the benefits of playing tennis, whatever their age, gender, ability, disability or background.
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The LTA is the National Governing Body for tennis in Great Britain and its mission is to govern and grow tennis in Britain, from grassroots participation through to the professional game. During their visit, Kate and William took part in a series of LTA Youth drills with local children.
KATE'S CLOSET
NECKLACE: Daniella Draper Gold Fixed Alphabet Necklace with initials of Kate's three children (repeat).
UNIDENTIFIED PIECE: Black cuffed trousers (new). 
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Following Kate's solo engagement with Mila Sneddon, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge reunited for the Closing Ceremony of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland at Assembly Hall in Edinburgh.
Prince William was appointed Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly by Her Majesty The Queen as her personal representative. Today the Duke delivered the closing remarks.
Immediately following the Assembly, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a Beating Retreat by The Massed Pipes and Drums of the Combined Cadet Force in Scotland at the Palace of Holyroodhouse. 
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The royal couple were joined by the Sneddons for the final engagement of the Royal Visit to Scotland.
The Duchess wore a bespoke cornflower blue coat dress by Catherine Walker. Crafted of wool, the coat dress features princess seams, an off-center button front closure, notched lapels, a box pleated skirt, folded cuffs, and a self-belt. 
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Kate carried a patterned scarf (unidentified) and the Strathberry Multrees Chain Wallet Clutch in Navy Embossed Croc ($355). You may recall the Duchess also owns this style in black.
On her feet were the Emmy London 'Rebecca' suede pumps in the Riviera Blue colourway.
We saw the return of the bouquet brooch and coordinating earrings. We first saw the earrings at the Royal Foundation Forum in February 2018, and the brooch debuted a month later at the Commonwealth Day Service. Their provenance remains unknown. Today Kate introduced the Kiki McDonough Apollo Blue Topaz Pendant Necklace (£1166.67). Set in 18ct yellow gold, the circular pendant features a central blue topaz stone, and four delicate diamonds. 
Let me know in the comments below which was your favorite outfit!
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