Kate steps out in the perfect camel coat
The Duchess of Cambridge has stepped out for the third day in a row, this time wearing a classic camel coat for an appearance in Cardiff on Wednesday (22 January) morning.
Kate is visiting the city's Ely and Careau Children’s Centre, as part of a 24-hour tour around the UK to launch her brand new 'Five big questions on the under 5s' survey.
The survey is designed to spark a conversation about early childhood, and gather thoughts on what influences child development and happiness.
As part of the launch, Kate visited the MiniBrum thinktank at Birmingham Science Museum on Tuesday afternoon (21 January), where she was shown around an interactive, child-sized mini-city, and met with children who helped design the space.
Her outing in Cardiff on Wednesday morning will see Kate attend a baby sensory class at the centre and learn more about the support that parents receive there. Following this, the Duchess will make an appearance in Surrey for the last leg of her short solo tour.
Kate was wrapped up warm in her camel cashmere coat with contrasting gold buttons, which is thought to be from high street brand Massimo Dutti.
The royal wore her chic cover-up over a high-necked black outfit, and completed her look with heeled black boots.
Kate has been out and about three times so far this week, much to the delight of royal fans. On Monday (20 January), she wore a glittering red dress by Needle & Thread to attend a glamorous reception at Buckingham Palace alongside Prince William.
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