The Duchess of Cambridge recycled yet another floor-length number on Wednesday for the screening of Sir David Attenborough’s new film at Natural History Museum.
COMING AROUND AGAIN: The Duchess of Cambridge recycled yet another floor-length number on Wednesday night for the black-tie screening of Sir David Attenborough’s new 3-D film at the Natural History Museum in London. The duchess, who attended the event with Prince William, wore a black lace Temperley London gown to the screening of “Natural History Museum Alive 3-D,” a high-tech TV production that shows Attenborough roaming the museum at night while the prehistoric creatures on display come to life.
The duchess, who is a patron of the museum, had worn the dress to the premiere of “War Horse” in Leicester Square last year.
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