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Kate Matches Her Mask To Her Summer-To-Fall Floral Dress

Kate and William made bagels during a London outing.
By Heather Cichowski, Hello!
Duchess Kate and Prince William had a fun day on Sept. 15 in East London where they got stuck in making bagels at Beigel Bake on the iconic Brick Lane (Photo: Henry Nicholls / Pool / AFP via Getty Images)

Duchess Kate and Prince William had a fun day on Sept. 15 in East London making bagels at Beigel Bake on the iconic Brick Lane. The duchess was in top fashion form, and chose to re-wear a beautiful Beulah London red-and-white floral dress, which we previously saw her wear earlier in the COVID-19 lockdown. She and William also sported face masks that coordinated with their outfits in light of the coronavirus pandemic.

The mom of three's Beulah London Calla Rose Red Floral Shirt Dress ($929) was the perfect summer-to-fall piece. The elegant style was decorated with a dainty floral print. A white collar and lace detail on the long sleeves added to the sophisticated finish.

She accessorized with tan heels, delicate earrings and her engagement ring.

When social distancing was difficult, Kate opted for a liberty print floral mask, which brought out the colours of her frock. The design is the same Amaia non-surgical mask the duchess sported when she visited Baby Basics UK in August. There are many lovely masks similar to it, too.

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William also matched his protective non-medical mask to his blue jacket and shirt.

Kate Middleton wore The gorgeous Beulah London Calla Rose Red Floral Shirt Dress. The gorgeous Beulah London Calla Rose Red Floral Shirt Dress. (Photo: Beulah London)

Speaking of re-wearing pieces from her closet, the 38-year-old last sported the Beulah London dress during a virtual appearance of the Heads Together Mental Health Minute broadcast during COVID-19 lockdown in May.

She and William led the mental health broadcast, which occurred simultaneously across every radio station in the U.K. It marked the first time it had happened on such a large scale, and the intention was to spread a message of support surrounding mental health during the coronavirus.

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