We know there are rumours of the Royal family going broke, but it cant be so bad! The fashion forward wife of Prince Williams has being seen re-rocking some of her favourite frocks and its becoming a sort of ...uh uh habit.
Kate Middleton Keeps Recycling Her Frocks!
Kate Middleton recycles again and again!
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Kate Middleton wore a black-and-cream Temperley London dress yesterday, the same dress she had on for an event at the Natural History Museum.
Us Weekly also reports that Kate previously wore the dress in January 2012, to a War Horse premiere and to a St Andrews University event in November 2012!
This begs the curiousity, why does Kate keep recycling her clothes? We remember even some Nigerian celebrities boast of how they don't re-rock their outfits...
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Kate Middleton knows she is a public (international) figure; we would love to see her in multiple designer wears; that's refreshing and works more for us!
What do guys think? Is this appropriate for someone her status?
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