Royal Legacy Lives On: Kate Wows in Green Gown and Tiara

In Nigerian state banquet, Princess Kate delivered both the surprising and the familiar in her choice of collective.

For the Nigerian state banquet, the Princess of Wales broke from the norm to wear an emerald green gown by Singaporean designer Andrew Gn, with a high neckline, sheer balloon sleeves and a banded waistline, wore Diana’s favorite Queen Lover’s Knot tiara, designed with diamonds and pearls, Additionally, she honored Queen Elizabeth II by wearing sapphire fringe earrings that belonged to the late royal, along with Jenny Packham-designed purse, and elegantly styled her hair in waves, on her feet, she opted for Manolo Blahnik pumps in emerald green, while hosting Nigeria’s president and first lady for a state visit at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, Britain, Catherine channeled style icons Carrie Bradshaw and the late Princess Diana.

While on the other hand, Prince of Wales chose to wearing a black tailcoat with a white tie.

On March 18, Middleton and William, King Charles, his wife, Queen Camilla, and several others joined forces to welcome Nigeria’s President, Mr Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and First Lady, Mrs Oluremi Tinubu, for a UK state visit.

The future Queen, Kate, who always shows respect to the king with a delightful curtsy, once again paid homage to the royal protocol, during the Guard of Honour ceremony in Windsor, Catherine greeted her father-in-law with a curtsy. To honor her, the King’s team shared her beaming photo on the royal family’s Instagram stories.

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A ceremonial welcome unfolded with full pomp and pageantry, including a military display and inspection of the Guard of Honour. Inside the castle, proceedings continued with a specially curated exhibition showcasing items connected to Nigeria from the Royal Collection.

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