The Princess of Wales stepped out in a very sophisticated look.
On Wednesday, Kate Middleton stepped out to attend to one of hey many patronages, the Maternal Mental Health Alliance in Hillingdon, U.K.
Though, her otherwise monochrome look was broken up somewhat by the black Hobbs London Lori wool coat she wore upon arrival.The MMHA meeting was located in Colham Manor Children's Centre, and it promotes holistic care for families dealing with perinatal mental health issues. For her visit, Kate met with a mother-and-baby group who have benefitted from the integrated care system.
Kate’s patronage of the MMHA was announced in May of this year, and she released a video statement for Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week.
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