Kate Middleton’s cosy jumper is perfect for this weather
[Photo: Kensington Palace/Getty]
Kate Middleton is appearing on CBeebies Bedtime Story on a TV screen near you this weekend. It was announced the Duchess would read The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark at 6.50pm this Sunday 13th February.
To celebrate, Kensington Palace released a still from the show, a picture of Kate sitting cross-legged on a blanket in what appears to be a garden at nighttime, surrounded by soft toys.
She dressed cosily for the occasion, in a Fairisle jumper and light blue jeans, an ensemble that is just perfect for this weather.
The jumper costs £179 and is from one of her favourite labels, Holland Cooper.It's knitted from a soft yarn and features a Fairisle pattern and gold buttons on the shoulders and sleeves.
Fairisle Knit - £179 at Holland Cooper
Designed with a longer length and super high roll neck, the Fairisle Knit's relaxed look and feel is perfect for pairing with jeans for an elevated everyday outfit.Created from an extra soft yarn with a traditional 'Fairisle' design, this knit is a timeless piece for your wardrobe.
Sadly it has already sold out, but you can sign up to be notified when it comes back in stock.
Kate's jeans are by & Other Stories, and while it's difficult to tell when she is sitting down, I think they are the straight leg jeans below.
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