The Duchess of Cambridge once again proved her fashion prowess when she arrived in Jamaica with her husband Prince William.
Kate, 40, wore a tailored Jamaican yellow Roksanda dress as she landed in the country with the Duke of Cambridge, 39.
The tailored piece, with a wrap top and full skirt, appeared to be inspired by the designer label’s £1,095 marigold-colored Brigitte midi dress.
Showing once again her love of diplomatic attire with a yellow piece of clothing, the mother-of-three completed the look with white Aquazzura heeled pumps with gold stripe cutouts.
Looking effortlessly elegant, Kate pulled her hair back into a ponytail and added sparkle to her outfit with a pair of dazzling gold earrings.
Leaving for Jamaica from Belize earlier today, the royal wore a vintage red Yves Saint Laurent jacket she bought while studying at the University of St. Andrews, where she met Prince William two decades ago.
The Duchess of Cambridge (pictured) once again proved her fashion prowess by visiting Jamaica with her husband Prince William.
Kate, 40, (pictured) wore a custom-tailored Roksanda dress in Jamaican flag yellow as she landed in the country with the Duke of Cambridge, 39.
Traveling to Jamaica from Belize earlier today, the royal wore a vintage red Yves Saint Laurent jacket (pictured) she bought while studying at St. Andrews University, where she met Prince William two decades ago.
The tailored piece, with a wrap top and full skirt, appeared to be inspired by the designer label’s £1,095 marigold-colored Brigitte midi dress.
Kate looked stunning in a tailor-made Jamaican yellow Roksanda dress as she arrived at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston.
The Duchess of Cambridge was in a yellow light as she greeted dignitaries upon her arrival in Jamaica.
The Duchess of Cambridge beamed as she arrived at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, Jamaica on the fourth day of her visit to the Caribbean on behalf of the Queen.
Kate pulled her hair back into a ponytail and added sparkle to her outfit with a pair of dazzling gold earrings.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Jamaica hours after demonstrations took to the streets against their presence in the country.
The couple arrived at Kingston’s Norman Manley International Airport as they embarked on a three-day tour of the country to mark the Queen’s historic Platinum Jubilee.
They were greeted by a line of dignitaries, including Lisa Hannah, a former Miss World 1993 and now A People’s National Party politician calling for a referendum on abolishing the monarchy.
Their arrival came as about 100 people demonstrated in front of the British High Commission in Kingston over the UK having a Head of State and over the issue of Britain’s historical role in slavery.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge exit their plane upon arrival at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, Jamaica.
Kate looked effortlessly elegant, wearing her hair in a ponytail and adding sparkle to her outfit with a pair of dazzling gold earrings.
Kate and William were met as they disembarked upon arrival at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, Jamaica.
The Duke of Cambridge arrives at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, Jamaica on the fourth day of his Caribbean tour.
The royal aide said the duke and duchess “knew of the protest”. They added that when it comes to the issue of turning Jamaica into a copy: “The Duke and Duchess say it is a matter for the people and government of Jamaica. ‘
It is clear that William intends to publicly address the issue of slavery in a keynote speech he is scheduled to deliver at a dinner tonight (Wednesday) hosted by the Governor General, the Queen’s official representative on the island.
The Queen last visited Jamaica, her fourth largest kingdom, in 2002.
Their arrival came as Kensington Palace released an unusual ‘holiday-style’ video filmed by the couple diving on a Sunday afternoon in Belize.
It shows William and Kate in full snorkeling gear swimming with a meter-long nurse shark.
They were greeted by a line of dignitaries, including Lisa Hanna, former Miss World 1993 and now a People’s National Party politician.
Showing off her love of diplomatic attire again with a yellow piece, the mother-of-three completed the look with white Aquazzura heeled pumps with gold striped cutouts.
The Duchess arrived in high spirits at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, Jamaica.
Kate smirked as she and William arrived at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, Jamaica on the fourth day of their royal tour.
The Duchess of Cambridge after arriving at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston on the fourth day of her royal tour.
It was shot by celebrity photographer Matt Porteous, who accompanies them throughout their eight-day Caribbean trip, which already has a full PR team and social media manager.
A Kensington Palace spokesman said he was there at the request of a couple who paid for it privately.
The video was filmed on a Sunday afternoon in South Water Cay right above the famous Belize Barrier Reed.
The couple were apparently invited by the Belizean government to highlight conservation efforts and were hosted by diving instructor Captain Edward “Sauce” Betancourt and his daughter Marisha.
A royal source said that despite the glossy nature of the video, the couple were keen to highlight the protection of Belize, which has the second largest barrier reef in the world.
A palace source said they “had a great time” and were delighted to see the nurse sharks. Mr. Porteous is known for his underwater photography.