The winter season is all packed for Duchess Catherine. It’s all about royal receptions, urgent meetings, essential engagements, and constant interactions with people.

Yesterday evening, Kate Middleton showed us a master class with her astonishing outfit, namely wide-leg black pants and a chevron-printed pussy-bow shirt by British designer Tabitha Webb. The royal lady had a secret meeting in Birmingham to launch her new project, 5 Big Questions.

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Kate Middleton’s coat & boots

Kate Middleton’s outfits have never been that elegant and ravishing as nowadays. The 38-year-old paid a solo visit at Ely and Careau Children’s Center in Cardiff, Wales, as a part of her 24-hour tour.

The Duchess of Cambridge wrapped up her slim figure in a $458 camel-colored buttoned coat by Massimo Dutti, which we do need to buy for ourselves right now.

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Underneath the warm outwear, Kate Middleton was seen wearing a skin-tight black turtleneck, animal print skirt from Zara, and a pair of black high-heeled boots. The visit to Wales was dedicated to raising awareness about helping children.

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Kate Middleton rarely opts for animal print outfits — she mostly dresses up in something more simple and humble. However, today’s skirt looked really fantastic on her petite physique, didn’t it?

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Her new survey-project, 5 Big Questions, has a mission close to Kate’s heart: children’s development and mental health.

Duchess Catherine’s patronages

Her activities focus on three main objectives: underage children, addiction, and art. Here are her most essential patronages:

• Action on Addiction;
• National Portrait Gallery;
• East Anglia’s Children’s Hospice;
• Natural History Museum;
• Anna Freud Centre;
• and others.

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Kate Middleton is a true royal and most outstanding asset to the British monarchy. Her actions speak louder than words, and it’s no wonder why thousands of fans love her personality and admire her work. We are also included in this list. Thanks to the Duchess’ passion and personal interest to provide help, awareness, and support to children and their families, people can have a bit better life now.