It may be one of the hottest Julys on record, but the Princess of Wales showed no sign of wilting as she stepped out for a new royal engagement. Dressing to impress, the mother of three donned a chic white dress with contrasting black buttons and a waist-defining belt by a brand regularly celebrated by the royal family, Suzannah London.
The adorably named ‘Flippy Wiggle Dress’ costs £2,790, and the website says of the supremely designed ensemble: “A re-interpretation from our own vintage archive, with our original inspiration deriving from a late 1940s Wiggle Dress, which we have re-cut to have it skim over the bodice with a fluid, gentle soft movement throughout the skirt, from the hips to the hemline.”
If this dress looks familiar, that’s because Kate wore it back in 2019, when she headed to Wimbledon.
© Getty ImagesThe beautiful, timeless design is the ideal number to wear in the heatwave as the loose material is cooling against the body, and the white shade reflects the light.
Kate’s Wimbledon appearance
Speaking of Wimbledon, Kate visited the famous Wimbledon Queue last week, meeting fans who had camped overnight for tickets before speaking with volunteer stewards, spending time with the Shine Camera Club, and watching some of the day’s play.
© Alamy Stock PhotoThe princess is a familiar face at the Championships, both as a keen tennis fan and as Patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. The brunette royal looked incredible as she arrived at SW19 on Thursday wearing a blue blazer and matching trousers, cut in a heatwave-friendly linen-blend, from Gabriela Hearst. The elegant two-piece coordinated beautifully with the Princess’ moonstone and lapis drop earrings from British brand Carousel Jewels.
© Alamy Stock PhotoKate’s hospital visit
Kate is patron of Evelina London Children’s Hospital, and on Monday afternoon, she heard about its vision to become the city’s most comprehensive and integrated children’s hospital.
The Princess began her visit at the Edward ward, a new children’s cardiac ward within the North Wing at St Thomas’s Hospital, meeting children being treated and their families. Afterwards, she spent time at the Galaxy ward, a brand-new outpatients unit within the Children’s Day Treatment Centre that opened in May.
© POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesKate appeared to be concentrating intently as she met members of the children’s cancer programme to hear how they are planning for a safe transfer of specialist cancer and blood and marrow transplant services for children in London and the south-east.
© Andrew Parsons / Kensington PalaceThe Princess heard about the work from the teams from Evelina London, St George’s, University College London Hospital, and The Royal Marsden, where she underwent her own treatment for cancer in 2024, before announcing she was in remission in January last year.
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