The Duchess of Cambridge channeled her inner fairytale princess in a pair of glittering designer heels as she stepped out for an engagement on Wednesday night.
Kate, 37, donned the £568 platinum pumps by Oscar de la Renta as she joined 300 guests for the 100 Women in Finance gala dinner at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.
The vertiginous heels, which feature a pointed toe, scalloped sides and raised back, have been worn by the royal on a number of previous occasions, including to a black-tie dinner in Paris in March 2017.
The Duchess of Cambridge channeled her inner fairytale princess in a pair of glittering designer heels as she stepped out for an engagement on Wednesday night, pictured
Kate, 37, donned the £568 platinum pumps by Oscar de la Renta, just seen, as she joined 300 guests for the 100 Women in Finance gala dinner at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London
The vertiginous heels, which feature a pointed toe, scalloped sides and raised back, pictured, have been worn by the royal on a number of previous occasions
On that appearance, she paired the heels with an embroidered ice blue gown by favourite royal designer, Jenny Packham.
The month before Kate wore the heels with a midi cocktail dress by Erdem.
Tonight the sparkling creations were the perfect counterpoint to the softness of Kate's blush pink gown, which was made for the royal by Gucci.
She accessorised the feminine ensemble - a perfect colour for a Valentine's Day eve event - with a berry coloured clutch bag in an on-trend velvet fabric.
The mother-of-three finished the look with a pair of drop earrings by Kiki McDonough, which hold special personal significance as she wore them to sister Pippa Middleton's wedding.
The Duchess of Cambridge previously wore the shoes to a black-tie dinner in Paris in March 2017. On that appearance, she paired the heels with an embroidered ice blue gown by favourite royal designer, Jenny Packham
Tonight the Duchess was the guest of honour at the fundraiser in support of the Royal Foundation programme, which aims to help people of all ages start conversations about their mental health and is key focus of her public work.
After briefly mingling with guests, Kate took her seat at the top table in the impressive Raphael gallery before delivering a speech to the more than 300 people present.
Kate, who along with her husband William and brother-in-law Harry is patron of 100 Women in Finance's Philanthropic Initiatives, has attended three previous galas held by the organistion in aid of charities associated with the young royals.
100 Women in Finance, previously known as 100 Women in Hedge Funds is a leading non-profit organisation for professionals in the alternative investments industry.
The Duchess of Cambridge appeared in excellent spirits as she arrived for the event, beaming as she stepped out her car at the Victoria & Albert Museum, which is just a stone's throw from her Kensington Palace home
Kate, 37, opted for an elegant powder pink gown from Gucci as she joined female leaders at the 100 Women in Finance charity event at the Victoria & Albert Museum
The Duchess of Cambridge was met outside by Dr Tristram Hunt, director of the V&A, as she arrived for the event
Each year, 100WF's Board of Directors selects a beneficiary for its philanthropic initiatives, which cover women's and family health, mentoring and education programmes.
Mentally Healthy Schools is a free, expert-backed online resource, which provides advice, information and practical tools – such as lesson and assembly plans – to help primary school teachers, leaders and staff support children’s wellbeing.
The project – a legacy of the Heads Together campaign – was developed by the youth-focused charity partners of Heads Together; the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, Place2Be and Young Minds.
The royal accessorised with a beautiful pair of morganite earrings by Kiki McDonough, previously worn to Pippa's wedding
Radiant Kate flashed a smile as she shook hands with Dr Hunt before making her way inside for the gala dinner
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