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She’s an unwavering fan of the great British high street, and today the Duchess of Cambridge showed her commitment to purse-friendly staples once again.
During a video call with Jasmine Harrison, the youngest woman to row solo across the Atlantic, Kate wore a peachy-hued pussybow blouse courtesy of Boden.
The brand has partnered with the Prince’s Trust in honour of International Women’s Day today to donate £1 from every sale of the shirt to its #ChangeAGirlsLifecampaign, which advocates for empowering and educating young women.
Kate teamed the blouse with her matching Missoma rhodochrosite earrings, which are still available to shop. The last time she wore Boden was for another virtual appearance in November, for which she sported a baby blue cardigan by the British brand.
The duchess called Antigua for the virtual conversation, which saw her chat to Jasmine about her record-breaking 3,000 mile row aged just 21, which she completed to raise money for ShelterBox and the Blue Marine Foundation.
Jasmine told Kate: "I would like to change male perspective on females. It’s not about woman believing they can do something because we can, we kind of know that already... We do know that deep down, it’s just the external factors that say you can’t. There’s a much bigger picture that is important to change."
