To continue the campaign for Prince William's environmental campaign, the Earthshot Prize Awards, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Generation Earthshot event at London's Hill Garden on Wednesday.
That day, Kate Middleton wore a Zara's green knitted short-sleeved shirt, which was worn over an Erdem green midi coat and Emmy London's dark blue wide-leg trousers.
Notably, this green coat is another wardrobe reuse by the Duchess of Cambridge. Kate had worn it during a visit to New Zealand with William in 2014.
Unlike the last time, this time the Duchess of Cambridge paired with wide-leg pants, looking elegant and capable, showing the elite of the workplace.
For this "old dress", William also expressed his thoughts. During a visit to New Zealand, there were blessings who praised Kate for this green coat. Kate said she liked it herself, but William euphemistically expressed the idea that she "thought the color was a bit gorgeous."
Like all members of the royal family, Kate is used to expressing emotions in detail. The reason why he chose green for this trip, as William's kennaisuke, was naturally to fit the green theme of the "Struggle for the Earth Award" initiated by him.
Prince William, as always, chose the classic royal blue travel - navy blue suit with tonal slacks, with a light blue shirt underneath, still looking elegant and funny. On that day, the Duke of Cambridge also brought with him a cute superhero model, symbolizing hidden superpowers such as bold, unorthodox ideas, and the Duke of Cambridge hopes that children can use the help of this superhero to save the world.
The Dukes of Cambridge met in The Hill Garden with London Mayor Sadiq Khan, naturalist and television presenter Steve Buckshaw (an Order of the British Empire), Olympian Helen Glover and a group of schoolchildren from London's Hounslow Heathlands School.
Prince William said: "Education is an important part of protecting our planet. We must inspire optimism, confidence and enthusiasm for the next generation to find these solutions and continue to build a more sustainable future. We know that children are aware that the climate is going to be one of their biggest concerns. The Struggling Generation campaign aims to educate and encourage them to know that we can find the answers together. ”
The Fight for the Earth Award was launched in October 2020 by the Duke and Royal Foundation of Cambridge; it was inspired by President John F. Kennedy's "Moon Landing" program in the 1960s.
Building on five goals: "Protect and restore nature; 'restore' our climate, clean the air, restore our oceans, and build a world free of waste"; it is hoped that over the next decade, five £1 million awards will be awarded each year to encourage experts in the field to provide at least 50 solutions to the world's most significant environmental problems by 2030".
On Sunday (October 17), William and Kate will join a group of A-list stars at the inaugural Earthshot Prize Awards at London's Alexandra Palace. Five of the previously shortlisted programs were announced as finalists and rewarded with $1.3 million to further promote and develop their respective projects.
At that time, Kate will be with the famous British actor, Oscar best screenwriter Emma Thompson, "Hermione" Emma Watson, the film "Nightingale" starring, the famous British actor David Oylo and the football player Mo Salah as the guest of honor to present the awards and send their sincere blessings and support.
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