Over the weekend, Kate Middleton got her hands dirty planting flowers while visiting a children's hospice called The Nook, of which she serves as Royal Patron. Middleton paid a visit to help spruce up the landscaping and meet the families of children receiving care at the facility. For the visit, Middleton wore Faithfull the Brand's Marie-Louise Dress ($189), which immediately sold out after being spotted on the duchess. The brand's dresses are favorites of IG influencers as well as celebrities like Hailey Baldwin, Mindy Kaling, Sienna Miller, and more.
The pretty floral print was perfectly in keeping with the gardening activities on her agenda as well as the nice summer weather. If you're a fan of the print, the brand also used it on a skirt, a minidress, and a swimsuit, which are all still in stock (but probably not for long). Scroll down to see how Kate Middleton wore a Faithfull the Brand dress, and shop other items we love from the cult label.
On Kate Middleton: Faithfull the Brand Marie-Louise Dress ($189); Russell Bromley espadrilles; Accessorize earrings
Unfortunately, Middleton's exact dress has sold out, but keep an eye out for a restock.
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