Duchess Of Cambridge Marks Upcoming Tour In Sheer Dress By Indian Designer

Kate looked stunning in a sheer panelled, floor-skimming dress by Indian designer Saloni [Photo: Rex Features]
They
are just days away from setting off on their trip to India and Bhutan
and last night, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge marked the occasion by
attending a pre-tour reception at Kensington Palace.
And
true to sartorial form Kate chose to dress diplomatically for the
event, opting to wear a floor-length midnight blue dress by Indian
designer Saloni, which gave a nod to her upcoming host nation.
With
its sheer sleeves, poker-dot detailing and nipped in waist, the
floor-skimming gown gives the illusion of a see-through chest panel, but
the nude material underneath and high collar makes the dress drop down
the right side of demure.


Matchy matchy. Wills opted for a matching dark blue suit at the event [Photos: Rex Features]
Kate
accessorised the glamorous gown with diamond and sapphire statement
earrings, simple pointed blue court shoes and wore her locks down in
ultra-loose waves.
Typically,
as with many of Kate’s sartorial choices, the ‘Mary Illusion Dot
Dress,’ is completely sold out, but it was previously on sale for £498.


Kate and Wills chatted to guests from India and Bhutan to mark their upcoming tour [Photos: Rex Features]
This
isn’t the first time the Duchess has worn the London-Mumbai based
label. Days after it was announced that the Duke and Duchess would be
travelling to India, Kate wore a cobalt blue, crinkle-effect dress by
Saloni for the Fostering Excellence Awards in London. Perhaps Kate was
offering a hint that she might continue to wear the label’s colour-pop
and print designs for the upcoming tour.
On
previous royal tours Kate has made a point of wearing pieces by local
designers. When she arrived in Montreal she wore a dress by
Canadian born designer Erdem Moralioglu, in Australia she wore a
dress by Australian label Zimmermann whilst on Manley Beach, and on her
three-day trip to New York in 2014 she wore pieces by American
designers, including a Tory Burch coat and J. Crew jeans.
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