The Duchess of Cambridge, née Kate Middleton, made anotherfashionable outing on Friday.
Kate stepped out in a baby blue Mulberry coat and tweed Dolce & Gabbana skirt for her visit to The Nelson TrustWomen's Centre in Gloucestershire, as part of her ongoing work on addiction andmental health.
Kate carried out an engagement in Gloucester
The 34-year-old wrapped up against the chill in the chic wool coat, which she teamed with black tights and court shoes.
Once again the Duchess wore her hair in her signature bouncy blow dry and kept her make-up natural.
It is not the first time Kate has been seen in the Mulberry Paddington coat; the Duchess also wore the Dolce & Gabbana skirt for her day as guest editor of the Huffington Post in February.
During her visit to the Women's Centre, Kate met withmembers of staff who deliver vital support and work on various projectsincluding prison in-reach and social inclusion support, the Sex Worker OutreachProject and Rural Outreach to young girls at risk.
The Duchess wore the Mulberry Paddington coat
The Duchess was also introduced to women who have receivedsupport at the centre, with many sharing their own personal experiences. Katealso marked the occasion by unveiling a plaque as part of a reception withsupporters of the Women's Centre.
Kate's royal engagement marked her second in less than 24hours; she had attended the premiere of A Street Cat Named Bob in London onThursday in her capacity as patron of Action on Addiction.
The mother-of-two looked stylish as ever in a white crochetdetail dress from Self-Portrait, a label loved by a number of A-listcelebrities.
Kate paired the £320 dress with Gianvito Rossi heels and aMulberry clutch bag, along with a poppy pin. Her styling of the dress wascompletely different to socialite Paris Hilton, who had worn the same designfor the amfAR gala a week ago.
