The Duchess of Cambridge arrives for this evening’s @NPGLondon #PortraitGala, where Her Royal Highness will meet members of the Gallery’s Youth Forum and view artwork produced by some of the National Portrait Gallery’s outreach schemes. pic.twitter.com/AYnvxWGc0X
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) March 12, 2019
Embed from Getty ImagesDuring the evening the Duchess met with members of our Youth Forum and Learning Team to hear more about the Gallery’s Creative Connections initiative, and Inspiring People re-development project.
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— National Portrait Gallery (@NPGLondon) March 12, 2019
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The Duchess of Cambridge arrives for this evening’s @NPGLondon #PortraitGala, where Her Royal Highness will meet members of the Gallery’s Youth Forum and view artwork produced by some of the National Portrait Gallery’s outreach schemes. pic.twitter.com/AYnvxWGc0X
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) March 12, 2019During the evening the Duchess met with members of our Youth Forum and Learning Team to hear more about the Gallery’s Creative Connections initiative, and Inspiring People re-development project.
Click to find out more: https://t.co/ml3LMoi2ET #NPGGala pic.twitter.com/oOUxgkCEXw
The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of the National Portrait Gallery, attended the 2019 Portrait Gala at the National Portrait Gallery in London on March 12th. She met members of the Gallery’s Youth Forum and viewed artwork produced by some of the National Portrait Gallery’s outreach programmes. The Duchess also met a selection of guests, many of whom had contributed to this important event. Afterwards, she sat down at the gala dinner. This year’s Portrait Gala will support Inspiring People: Transforming our National Portrait Gallery, a project for the complete renewal of the gallery that will see a significant refurbishment of the building. Princess Beatrice was also present, as well as the Earl of Snowdon, his sister, Lady Frances von Hofmannsthal, and Viscountess Weymouth.
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The Duchess wore a modified version of her Alexander McQueen violet jacquard gown with Kiki McDonough earrings.
Is Kate way too thin? She’s lovely, but if this were Diana everyone would be going on about anorexia.