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Kate Middleton, Jill Biden and Carrie Johnson appeared to be swapping fashion tips as they all opted for bold pink outfits at the G7 summit in Cornwall today.
The Duchess of Cambridge, 39, cut an elegant figure in the £1,125 fuschia midi dress from Alexander McQueen and carrying a £225 L.K. Bennett handbag as she arrived to meet the President’s wife Dr Jill at Connor Downs Academy this afternoon.
The two chatted together as they walked into the school, with Dr Jill matching Kate in a white dress and wearing a bright pink Lagence Fashion blazer from her wardrobe.
Meanwhile, newlywed Carrie was later seen wearing a £1,395 vibrant pink Roksanda gown, which she appeared to have rented from My Wardrobe HQ for £24 per day.
Experts recently told FEMAIL wearing the colour pink ‘conveys kindness and understanding in a non-threatening way.’
Kate Middleton was a vision in pink as she met with Dr Jill Biden at a school in Cornwall today to discuss female empowerment ahead of the G7 summit
Meanwhile Carrie Johnson later donned a vibrant pink gown as she joined husband Boris at the G7 summit
This afternoon, newlywed Carrie joined husband Boris on the beach as the G7 summit started in Cornwall.
The 33-year-old wore a bright pink midi dress from Roksanda with a £175 pair of heels from L.K Bennett.
Both are British brands and are well-known for being favourites of the Duchess of Cambridge.
Eco-conscious Carrie is also believed to have hired multiple some of her wardrobe for the event – two collections from dress hire companies My Wardrobe HQ and Hurr Collective were delivered on Wednesday and Thursday.
The 33-year-old wore a bright pink midi dress from Roksanda with a £175 pair of heels from L.K Bennett
And earlier today, Dr Jill and Kate heard how the school’s pupils are supported through a bespoke Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum, which uses child-led teaching to help its pupils to develop as independent, confident and successful learners.
Kate wore her bouncy brunette locks styled in her signature side parting and opted for minimal makeup as she sported a simple smokey eye.
Her fuschia pink dress, which is currently sold out online, is described as perfect for a ‘first date’.
The silk dress, which was made in Italy, appears to have been slightly customised for the Duchess, with a longer hemline and a bold sixties style belt added.
Eco-conscious Carrie is also believed to have hired multiple some of her wardrobe for the event – two collections from dress hire companies My Wardrobe HQ and Hurr Collective were delivered on Wednesday and Thursday
The Duchess has long been a fan of Alexander McQueen, with the luxury house designing her iconic wedding gown and becoming a go-to of the royal since her marriage to Prince William in April 2011.
L.K. Bennett is also a firm high street favourite of the duchess, and the choice continued her trend of championing British brands over the past 18 months.
The two then led a roundtable discussion with a number of representatives from the early years sector who have been influential in The Duchess’ work in this space
They discussed why early childhood is so important to lifelong outcomes and what can be done to make a difference.
Earlier today, the Duchess of Cambridge and Jill Biden opted for clashing pink tones as they visited a school in Cornwall
The Duchess sported the fuschia pink dress, which is currently sold out online and is described as perfect for a ‘first date’
Meanwhile Dr Jill Biden matched the royal in a bold pink jacket from Lagence Fashion (pictured, during the school visit today)
The royal has been wearing a host of pink outfits in recent months, with experts saying she was wearing the pretty ensembles after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s bombshell Oprah interview to appear ‘lovable and convey kindness’.
Kate sported a blush pussybow blouse during an appearance hours after her sister-in-law claimed the two women had a tearful confrontation days before the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s 2018 wedding.
Meanwhile she also donned a £65 pink jumper from Boden for her first in-person engagement of the year this spring.
She also wore a pink ME+EM’s silk shirt dress during her recent tour of Scotland with the Duke of Cambridge.
The silk dress, which was made in Italy, appears to have been slightly customised for the Duchess, with a longer hemline and a bold sixties style belt added
The duchess’ recent penchant for the colour suggests wanting to ‘reduce feelings of anger and resentment’ as well as ‘conveying kindness and understanding in a non-threatening way’, according to Lancashire-based psychologist Lee Chambers.
Today marks the first time the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have attended official G7 summit events, marking another milestone in their progression as senior royals.
For First Lady Jill Biden the G7 summit marks the first time she has left the US since husband Joe became president.
While in the classroom and chatting with the children today, the Duchess donned a floral pink face covering
In the evening, the Queen and Prince Charles are set to host a reception at the Eden Project for the world leaders and their spouses.
William and Kate will join the Queen, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall at the reception at the Eden Project this evening.
Prince Charles will host an additional reception where he will brief leaders on his ‘sustainable markets initiative’.
The Royal Family will then depart and the leaders and their spouses will then have dinner, prepared by local chef Emily Scott before returning to the summit venue at Carbis Bay.
The Duchess of Cambridge (pictured in March) has worn a host of pink outfits since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s bombshell Oprah interview to appear ‘lovable and convey kindness’, according to a psychologist
Kate, 39, sported a blush pussybow blouse (pictured) during an appearance hours after her sister-in-law claimed the two women had a tearful confrontation days before the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s 2018 wedding
The Big Jubilee Lunch will form part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations in 2022 and during Friday the monarch, joined by Kate and Camilla, will attend an event in celebration of The Big Lunch, an initiative spearheaded by the Eden Project.
The royal party will meet local Big Lunch volunteers and thank them for their efforts supporting their communities through the challenges of the past year.
The appearance from Kate comes amid a difficult week for the family, following what would have been the Duke of Edinburgh’s 100th birthday.
Yesterday members of the royal family took to social media to pay tribute to Prince Philip.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took to the Kensington Royal Twitter nd shared two snaps of the Queen planting a beautiful ‘Duke of Edinburgh’ rose in the East Terrace Garden in Prince Philip’s honour on Wednesday.
