The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, looked stunning in a white Barbara Casasola dress, as she attended the charity dinner at Spring restaurant in London.
Kate, 37, arrived at the first annual gala dinner in recognition of Addiction Awareness Week, hosted by Action on Addiction and chef Skye Gyngell.
She wore off shoulder dress, kept a silver clutch in her hand and wore silver sparkly shoes, she kept her hair down in loose curls.
Kate repeated a dress which we first saw back in 2016 when she was arrived to present the Art Fund Museum of the Year prize.
She wore a pair of Jimmy Choo glittering silver shoes, while her blue topaz and diamond hoops were from Kiki McDonough.
Kate attended a dinner hosted by the charity and chef Skye Gyngell, in recognition of Addiction Awareness Week.
The Duchess has been a patron of Action on Addiction since 2012, and she delivers a speech at the event before guests, including Ronnie and Sally Wood – tucked into a dinner of river trout.
In her speech, she spoke about the effect of trauma in childhood on the scourge of addiction. The Duchess said, “the root causes of drug and alcohol addiction could often be traced back to the very earliest years.”
‘Sadly, for many who are suffering from addiction, they just don’t receive the help they need early enough,’ she told guests at the gala dinner.’
Guests included Ronnie and Sally Wood, Bella Freud and film executive Eric Fellner attended the event, dinner has a menu of a salad starter – radishes, carrots, broad beans, stracciatella, and verbena oil – the main course of River Test trout, and a dessert of lemon cake with elderflower cream and gooseberries cooked under the guidance of chef Skye Gyngell with help from former Action of Addiction clients.point 463 |
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