Kate Middleton owns the Josephine blouse by the French designer Gerard Darel.
The Princess of Wales wore the pretty blouse in 2017, during a visit to the EACH hospice in Quidenham, Norfolk. She also wore the garment to record a video in support of Children’s Hospice Week in 2017:
We haven’t seen the Princess wear the off-white and black contrast blouse since—but with her recent foray into professional/workwear, I wonder if she’ll repeat it at an engagement soon, with a pair of black wide-leg trousers, perhaps?
About The Blouse:
This blouse presents an elegant off-white hue with a distinctive Peter Pan collar adorned with black zig-zag detailing. A chic black bow adds contrast to the neckline, while the same black detailing traces the blouse’s centre-front.
The overall design speaks to a refined, yet playful aesthetic – a perfect nod to contemporary fashion with a hint of vintage charm. Ideal for fashion aficionados looking for a sophisticated statement piece.
The Josephine blouse is crafted from silk. The black ribbon tie is removable.
Can I buy Kate’s Gerard Darel blouse?
The shirt sold for €185 at GerardDarel.com, before going on sale at €92.50 Sadly, Kate’s blouse is now sold out. If you want to copy Kate’s exact look, try eBay.
About Gerard Darel:
Founded in 1971, Gerard Darel is a Parisian fashion label synonymous with understated elegance. Known for its classic staples with a chic twist, the brand weaves effortless French allure into each of its collections. From luxe knitwear to the iconic “24 Heures” handbag, Gerard Darel embodies a timeless aesthetic that resonates with the modern woman who values quality and sophistication.