Kate Middleton’s been spotted wearing the Beulah London Sabitri dress just once.
On the 14th of September 2012, the Princess wore the silk dress in light blue during a visit to the As Syakirin Mosque in Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Malaysia. The visit took place during the 2012 Diamond Jubilee Royal Tour.
About the Beulah Sabitri dress:
The pale blue silk dress features covered buttons and a knee-length sweeping skirt. It features long cuffed sleeves and a tie belt to cinch the waist. It’s made from 100% silk georgette fabric.
Buying the dress:
Sadly, the Beulah London dress is no longer available for purchase.
Kate and Beulah London:
Kate regularly wears clothing from Beulah London. She owns dresses, coats and scarves from the brand.
Kate wore Beulah’s red Sarai dress to the 100 Women In Hedge Funds Gala in 2011, the olive green Yahvi dress to meet the finalists of the Tusk Conservation Awards in 2019 and the Calla Rose-Red dress during the Mental Health Minute campaign in May 2020. She’s also carried the brand’s Blue Heart Clutch regularly since 2017.
About Beulah London:
Beulah London sells ethically-produced luxury clothing. The company is owned by William and Kate’s friend, Lady Natasha Rufus Isaacs. Prince William has known Lady Natasha since they were children as their fathers are close friends.
Lady Natasha and co-owner Lavinia Brennan are committed to raising awareness for human trafficking and sex trade in Delhi. Their ethical fashion label helps to provide a sustainable livelihood for those who have come out of sex trafficking. Every purchase you make from Beulah London “helps to break the chains of poverty in some of the world’s most marginalised communities”.
Beulah London donates 10% of their profits to projects that empower women around the world.
