In November 2018, the Duchess of Cambridge (Kate Middleton) debuted a new black dress with an asymmetric neckline for The Royal British Legion’s Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall. Two and a half years later, we saw the dress again. This time, the Duchess wore it for Prince Philip’s funeral at St George’s Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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About the dress:
The black dress features a mid-length skirt, elbow-length bell-cuffed sleeves and an exposed back zipper in gold. It’s made from 100% wool and lined with silk. An old Pinterest pin put the dress’s RRP at $1,760.
Where can I buy this dress?
Sadly, this is an older season dress. It is no longer available for purchase. Try eBay?
Roland Mouret offer a number of similar designs in navy and black — check out the widget at the bottom of this page.
Kate Middleton wearing Roland Mouret:
We’ve spotted Kate wearing three other Roland Mouret designs: the Ella gown in white, the Nansen dress in electric blue and the Manon dress in navy. View them all below:
About Roland Mouret:
Roland Mouret is a French fashion designer. Net-A-Porter call Mouret’s designs “informed by his intuitive understanding of the female form”. Matches Fashion call the designer a “master of structure and draping.” Harrods state Mouret is “defining the era of the iconic dress” with his “cult collection of ultra-feminine designs”.
I love the way fabric feels, I love to grab it, I love how clothes fall over the body. I’m known for drape and structure, but I succeed, I think, when the clothes feel comfortable to you.
Roland Mouret