Kate Middleton presents fashion award in honor of the Queen

All hail the queen of royal manner.

Kate Middleton stepped in for Her Majesty right now as she offered The Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design and style, demonstrating off a stunning new appear in the process.

Donning a pebble-textured bottle environmentally friendly dress ($981) from Canadian-British designer Edeline Lee, the duchess, 40, departed from her normal tried out-and-real makes for the higher-vogue party at London’s Design and style Museum.

The midi gown options a superior, draped neck, tie detail at the elbows and two gold buckles cinching the waistline.

Kate Middleton green dress smiling — The duchess took more than presenting responsibilities for this year’s style award, which was beforehand offered by the Queen, the Countess of Wessex and Princess Anne.

She paired the costume with accessories like the gold Nadine Irena “Maya” statement earrings she wore throughout this spring’s Caribbean tour as effectively as Emmy London environmentally friendly suede heels ($420) and a matching clutch ($375).

Inside of the museum, Middleton chatted with British Vogue’s Editor-in-Chief, Edward Enninful, who worked with Meghan Markle when she guest-edited the September 2019 issue of the journal.

Kate Middleton shaking hands green dress — Middleton was greeted by Chief Government of the Layout Museum, Tim Marlow, and Chief Govt of the British Fashion Council, Caroline Hurry.

Middleton also fulfilled with up-and-coming designers taking element in the British Vogue Council Foundation’s initiatives which provide new expertise with fiscal assistance and mentoring chances.

The duchess is established to current The Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Style and design to the nevertheless-to-be-introduced winner, seeing an immersive style display from the designer afterward.

The Queen, Anna Wintour, Angela Kelly — A enthusiast slyly snapped a image of Her Majesty as she sat in the entrance row with her prolonged-time dresser, Angela Kelly (proper) and Anna Wintour.

The inaugural layout award was introduced by the Queen herself in 2018 when she attended London Vogue 7 days for the very first time, building headlines around the globe when she sat in the front row at Richard Quinn’s show along with Anna Wintour.