Kate Middleton remodels stunning olive green Victoria Beckham ensemble for meaningful visit

Kate Middleton is back in the public foray, joining parents and children for a day filled with recreational fun and helpful gestures.

The future queen divided her time between communicating with parents of young children as well as volunteers, and engaging in some meaningful playtime with the little ones, at Oxford’s Home-Start centre today.

A mother present at the venue shared, “It meant so much to be heard. I never imagined I’d be sharing my story with the Princess, and she was so kind and genuinely interested.”

HELLO! further reported, “The visit also coincided with Home-Start UK’s rollout of new volunteer training based on the animated films released by Kate’s Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood in August,” — the film series serving as a project which is meant to promote “everyday moments of connection help to shape a child’s life.”

As the Princess of Wales beamed among children and interacted with adult volunteers, what additionally stood out was her sleek pantsuit — an olive green creation from Victoria Beckham, which she previously donned for an event at the British Fashion Council, back in May.

Earlier today, Kate Middleton also published an essay towards the same cause she furthered at the community centre. Titled The Power of Human Connection in a Distracted World, she collaborated on the piece with Harvard University’s Professor Robert Waldinger.