Kate Middleton wears beige suit as Prince William visits New York to promote Earthshot Prize

She gets to work.

Kate Middleton chose a very corporate look as she visited a London charity on Tuesday, wearing a beige pantsuit and a simple white t-shirt while her husband was visiting New York to attend at meetings around the Earthshot Prize.

The Princess of Wales, 41, wore a beige version of the burgundy Roland Mouret suit she debuted in Boston last December during a day at youth organization Streets of Growth, pairing the blazer with brand’s single-breasted wide-leg pants.

Although the pieces are no longer available in the same camel color, royal fans can recreate the look with the blazer ($955) and pants ($510) in a red colorway.

Middleton opted for a basic white top underneath and Gianvito Rossi suede heels ($755), accessorized with just an old favorite pair from Kiki McDonough citrine dangling earrings ($2,410).

Meanwhile, Prince William opted for a more casual outfit as he visited New York on Monday to take part in a sustainability initiative in the East River.

The Prince of Wales, 41, wore a baseball cap, light blue button-down shirt and a pair of waders with a life vest as he headed to the water with the Billion Oysters Project, meeting student volunteers who help restore oyster reefs. in New York Harbor.

He is visiting the Big Apple to promote the Earthshot Prize and is taking part in sustainability meetings ahead of the 2023 awards ceremony in Singapore next November.

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Some royal fans were quick to point out that Kate’s expensive new suit didn’t exactly fit with William’s enduring message.

“It’s a whole new costume. She already has the same costume in a different color. You’d think wearing a repeat would be more appropriate while he’s in New York preaching about sustainability? » the Royal Fashion Police Instagram account wrote in response to a comment wondering if Middleton was “deliberately trying not to draw too much attention to herself” during her husband’s trip.

“More important than preaching sustainability is living sustainably,” another fan commented. “Wearing new, expensive clothes almost every day, almost like many others you already own, certainly shows us that environmental concerns seem fragile.”

Optics aside, many royal fashion fans didn’t seem inspired by the beige look, with one writing: “I’m a fan of the more professional corporate look in general, but there has to be a little imagination and inspiration behind it. It’s like she gave up.

Others compared her costume to Meghan Markle’s frequent neutral outfits she wore at the Invictus Games last week, with a Twitter user writing: “LOL I’m copying Meghan’s clothes AGAIN.”

After showing off a range of pantsuits in recent days, it looks like Kate’s new uniform shows no signs of stopping.