The Duchess of Cambridge wasn't shy to show off her ample cleavage while attending the state banquet held to welcome Spanish royals on Wednesday, July 12.
- Jul 13, 2017
AceShowbiz - It seems like Kate Middleton wants to show off her figure. The Duchess of Cambridge shocked everyone when she flaunted her cleavage in a plunging lacy dress while attending the state banquet to welcome King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain to Buckingham Palace on Wednesday, July 12.
Kate was wearing a longsleeve pale pink gown from Marchesa which exposed her cleavage, making it one of Kate's most revealing dresses ever. She accessorized with Princess Diana's favorite jewelries, pearl Collingwood earrings and the Lover's Knot tiara. She completed her look with a diamond and ruby necklace that belongs to the Queen. Her hair was styled into an elegant updo.
The Duchess of Cambridge in Diana's Cambridge Lover's Knot tiara, and a pale pink lace Marchesa gown #SpainStateVisit pic.twitter.com/R2iSctgDtF
— PA Royal Reporters (@PARoyal) July 12, 2017
The Queen and King Felipe led a royal procession into the banquet hall. They were followed by Prince Philip and Queen Letizia. Prince Charles, his wife Camilla, Kate, Prince William and Prince Harry escorted other guests. Harry, who attended a state banquet for the first time, sat with Rose Hanbury, a family friend.
More from the state banquet - including the back of Kate's Marchesa dress pic.twitter.com/tRlMZpLIdM
— PA Royal Reporters (@PARoyal) July 12, 2017
"Your majesty, the Duke of Edinburgh and I are delighted to welcome you and Queen Letizia to Buckingham Palace this evening," the Queen said in her speech. "This state visit is an expression of the deep respect and friendship that describes relations between Spain and the United Kingdom. Just occasionally, a state visit can provide great opportunity for great personal happiness also. So it was more than a century ago when your great-grandfather, King Alfonzo the 13th, met his future wife, Princess Victoria Eugenie, the granddaughter of our Queen Victoria, in this very ballroom."
