Catherine known for her impeccable style and grace once again graces the art world with her presence at the Gayla the Gaya National Portrait Gallery, a prestigious event in the already established art calendar. witnessing the Princess of Wales in another stunning fashion moment, the Royal mum headed for a gay evening at the National Portrait Gallery in London to see the latest exhibitions as well as meet distinguished museum guests and supporters for this special occasion.

Kate chose to wear a long green dress by Temp Perly, reflecting her taste for elegant and timeless fashion, in emerald green by Hue. The dress complimented her radiant complexion in where lace adds a touch of sophistication Kate's choice of a gold handbag added a regal touch to her demure look and her accessories were no less than Kiki's delicate Ruby and Catrine drop earrings McDon of not only accentuated the dark green tone of the dress but also added a touch of glamor to her ensemble. Her Jimmy yellow shoes to sandals were signature Middleton.

Accenting her look with a touch of luxury while her outfit was definitely elegant, it was Kate's hair that stole the show with her famous sleek curls Her brown hair was styled in a loose, voluminous style, looking Plump and Shining more than ever as she entered the event. Her hair framing her beautiful face exuded a sense of confidence and sophistication. Immediately after her arrival Kate took the opportunity to chat with parents from Thomas Battery School in London, the preparatory school attended by her son, Hoang Prince George, was sent to study in September, an exchange that highlighted her down-to-Earth nature despite her royal status.

Gayla not only celebrates art but also aims to raise funds for the gallery's various National Portrait initiatives, a series of unique artworks including masks created by artists celebrities such as Dame Vivian Westw and Philip Tracy as well as postcard sized works of art were featured in the mystery portrait postcard sale. This marks the second Gaya Kate has attended and in keeping with tradition the donation will contribute to the gallery's efforts to provide exhibitions showcasing learning and research opportunities Connections Kate's insight into Art while studying art history at the University of St Andrews.

Where her journey with Prince William began she has been visiting the gallery for many years. even confronting her own image on the museum's walls, her continued patronage of the National Portrait Gallery recognized her dedication to the Arts and her commitment to Continuing to support its efforts last year, she admired the country Shake photos from the Vogue photo shoot and in 2013, she was on hand for the unveiling of her official portrait, the more further cementing her status as a prominent figure in the art world.