How incredible did Pippa Middleton look on Tuesday evening? The Duchess of Cambridge's little sister made a rare appearance at the launch of The Clean Liquor Company, which is owned by her brother-in-law Spencer Matthews. Dressing to impress, the mother-of-one decide to don a red co-ord set, which was made up of a simple blouse and funky tailored trousers. She added navy blue high heels, a matching clutch bag and a pair of blue tassel earrings. With her trademark brunette tresses blow-dried in a sleek and straight style, the 36-year-old never looked better. Pippa's sister Kate often sports navy high heels - these pointed shoes definitely wouldn't look out of place in Kate's wardrobe. Spencer's wife Vogue William's was also at the bash, looking as pretty as ever wearing a red dress by Sea Green and some chic knee-high boots by Kurt Geiger.
© Photo: PAPippa looked so chic at The Clean Liquor Company launch
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We can't believe Pippa's baby son has just turned one! Arthur Michael William Matthews was born on 15 October 2018 at St Mary's Hospital after she announced her pregnancy in June.
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She married hedge fund manager James on 20 May 2017, with her niece and nephew, Princess Charlotte and Prince George, among her attendants.
© Photo: Getty ImagesSister Kate often wears navy blue high heels
The evening bash for Clean Liquor Company was quite the soiree! The low-calorie, upmarket drinks range created by Spencer, which he has started with a 1.2 percent bottle of "clean gin". Speaking to GQ, the reality star explained: "You'd need to drink 31 clean gin and tonics to compare a single normal gin and tonic. There's more alcohol content in bread."
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Speaking about the launch on Instagram, Spencer said: "Clean Liquor launches tomorrow. I can’t believe the day is almost here. It's been such a long and personal journey and I can’t even begin to describe my excitement and pride in what we've created. Your messages of support and good wishes have been so humbling and really touched us - thank you."
