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The Duchess of Cambridge visited Bletchley Park today to view their new D-Day: Interception, Intelligence, Invasion exhibition.
Image source: Kensington Palace
You may recall Kate first toured the site in 2014 where her paternal grandmother, Miss Valerie Glassborow worked as a code-breaker during WWII.
For today's visit, the Duchess donned a mix of familiar pieces, and we got a better a look at her Alessandra Rich dress which we first saw her wear in the family portraits marking Prince Charles' 70th birthday.
KATE'S OUTFIT
SHOES: Emmy London 'Rebecca' in Riviera blue. First worn in September 2018 at the Carter - Snuggs wedding. 
BROOCH: Bletchley Park commemorative badge symbolizing the rotors used in the codebreaking machines as noted by @TeasAndTiaras. The pin belonged to Kate’s paternal grandmother, Valerie Middleton (nee Glassborow).
3 Comments
Cate
15/5/2019 06:08:40 pm
Cool
Ava Pittman
15/5/2019 06:33:59 pm
The Duchess looked lovely today. The dress from the waist up is nice, but it is not a hit with me, way too long and flowing at the bottom compared to the slim line fit of the body, but that is purely personal preference. White or navy shoes would have been a better choice, her navy purse I loved.
BlondieBlueEye
16/5/2019 01:06:10 am
This dress is Kate’s style and see looks great in it and I 💙 this dress too. I would have like her to wear a pure white leather pump and clutch that she does not have or her red suede pumps and clutch. The medium blue suede pumps by Emmy London style Rebecca color Riviera look miss placed, but the Navy Panama Purse by Smythson is fine if she wore a matching pumps, she does have a nice navy leather pumps by Manolo Blahnik's Calogera that would have complimented her purse. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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