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Kate Middleton proved worthy of her fashion icon status as she dared to impress in a gorgeous pale pink suit at London’s Foundling Museum on Thursday, May 25.
The Princess of Wales, 41, stole the spotlight in the Alexander McQueen ensemble, which she paired with a matching shirt underneath and a pair of white heels.
With her signature chestnut locks left long and loose and a just a bit of blush, the royal stunner let her natural beauty take center stage.
The pink perfection outfit, which included a snazzy pearl-buckled belt, comes after Kate surprised her fans by making a cameo for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 Grand Final on May 13.
The beauty showed off her musical talents on the piano by playing Ukraine’s winning entry from last year’s competition, Kalush Orchestra’s “Stefania.” In honor of the war-torn country’s flag,
Kate stunned in a cobalt blue gown, as seen on her and her husband Prince William’s official Instagram account, where they shared a clip of the magical performance.
“A #Eurovision surprise,” the royal couple captioned the ten-second instrumental performance, which was filmed earlier this month in the Crimson Drawing Room of Windsor Castle.
“A pleasure to join @kalush.official in a special performance of last year’s winning @eurovision entry. Enjoy the show, Liverpool.”
The heartwarming clip from Kate came a day after Buckingham Palace released a behind-the-scenes video of King Charles’ coronation, a week after the grand event.
She, William and their three kids were featured heavily in it, with Princess Charlotte, 8, & Prince Louis, 5, spotted getting ready for their grandfather’s big day.
Of course, Kate’s fashion was on point for the royal extravaganza, including the coronation concert.
Following her exquisite ensemble for the Coronation, where she led the royal family in fashion statements, the Princess of Wales was a breath of fresh air at the show,
where the likes of Katy Perry, Lionel Richie, Andrea Bocelli and more performed in celebration of King Charles taking over the British throne.
