Step aside Santa Claus, all our Christmas wishes have just come true! The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and legendary baker Mary Berry have teamed up for a special festive programme which was shown on BBC1 on Monday. The delightful trio cook up a delicious feast to thank people who will be working on Christmas Day. Mary came up with sumptuous recipes for a party they hosted at the Rosewood Hotel in London last month. Donning a pinny or two with the help of former Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain, the royals and the bakers cook up a storm of festive delights - including Christmas Meringue Roulade – for their lucky guests. Yum!
© Photo: BBCWilliam and Kate have teamed up with Mary Berry
During the hour long special - A Berry Royal Christmas, Kate, 37, rocked the most stunning dress under her apron - a ruby red frock by Alessandra Rich.
Red dress, £1,018.50 Alessandra Rich at Net-A-Porter
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We have the best news; the dress is still available online, although it was adjusted ever-so-slightly for the Duchess; she has had a pussy bow added at the front. It's emblazoned with white detail and has statement shoulder detail and tailored cuffs. Priced at £1,018.50, it's currently available on Net-A-Porter in some selected sizes whilst stocks last.
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The last time the Duchess wore an Alessandra Rich dress was at Bletchley Park in May and also for Prince Charles's official 70th birthday portraits that were released last year.
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Shot on 5 September at Clarence House, Kate's super chic navy blue dress was covered in white polka dots and had coordinated, built-in white collar and cuffs.
© Photo: Getty ImagesKate visiting Bletchley Park
The dress quickly became iconic - especially as it was actually first seen on the Duchess of Sussex's former Suits co-star Abigail Spencer at the royal wedding in May 2018.
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