The Princess of Wales was photographed looking stunning in a polka dot frock as she opened a pioneering centre to help women and children traumatised by the justice system
Kate Middleton stepped out wearing one of her late mother-in-law's favourite patterns as she opened a pioneering women and children's centre in Southampton on Tuesday.
Kate toured the new facility and learnt how its unique approach to support, educate and training will help its residents recover from their experiences in the British justice system. “Women need safe, secure accommodation and we really need to prevent children being taken into the care system,” explained Lady Edwina Grosvenor, the founder and chair of One Small Thing.
This isn't the first time the current Princess of Wales has channelled the late Princess Diana in polka dots. At an exhibition opening at Bletchley Park in 2019, Kate wore an almost identical dress to one worn by Diana more than three decades earlier.
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