Kate Middleton Wears Hobbs Dress and Wedges To Play Football With Students At Sports Festival

Grazia – Thu, Jul 26, 2012

Here at Grazia HQ, we're gearing up for a Kate Middleton fest as the Olympics begin. The royals are scheduled to appear at over thirty events during the London Games and you know what that means? Red, white and blue coat dresses, more McQueen moments and a LOT of outings for those LK Bennett nude heels. 

To kick off the fun, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stepped out at a sports festival today at Bacon's College in London. The event is to launch a new programme which will train 16 to 19 year olds to become qualified coaches and mentors. Prince William has just given an excellent speech, discussing the programme that is supported by The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry.

Ever the sporty type, K-Midd was then snapped kicking an actual football while wearing her gorgeously girlie dress from Hobbs, costing a bargaintastic £35. 

Stay tuned as we bring you more details on the royal frolicks...



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