There was no way that Kate Middleton would be eclipsed by some of Hollywood's biggest stars at the London premiere of the new James Bond thriller No Time to Die, which took place on Tuesday. A stunning Jenny Packham gown with sheer panels and gold sequin embroidery welcomed the royals at Royal Albert Hall. She accessorized with circular gold earrings by O'nitaa and aquaruzza pumps in a neutral shade of sand. The breathtaking Duchess of Cambridge made a fashion statement in an embroidered gold cape dress with architectural shoulders and a flowing train for the occasion. Kate opted for a metallic look, which was a departure from her usual preference for more straightforward items. She accessorized with circular gold earrings and an updo to complete the look. The audience for the premiere comprises not only two future kings, but also health care workers and members of the military, who were invited to accompany the royals on their special expedition. Daniel Craig, of course, will be in attendance to commemorate his fifth and final appearance as James Bond in this event. Kate's efforts did not go unnoticed, with many fans dubbing her a "Bond girl" and praising her appearance as "iconic."
For many years, Kate has been a devotee of the British designer Packham. She is frequently photographed wearing the brand's cocktail dresses for daytime occasions. "You look quite good," Daniel Craig, the film's leading man, reportedly told her after seeing her in the attire, according to People.
On the red carpet, Kate was joined by a host of celebrities, including Finneas O'Connell,,Lashana Lynch, Rami Malek,Billie Eilish, Léa Seydoux ,Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Ana de Armas, as well as Prince William and Prince Charles, who both wore tuxedos reminiscent of James Bond. Kate was also joined by Billie Eilish, Finneas O'Connell After Prince Philip's burial in April, it was a rare combined appearance for the two royal couples, who hadn't all attended the same event since.
According to the palace, a small number of healthcare workers and members of the armed forces had been invited because of their "extraordinary contribution to the nation's response to the COVID pandemic." Proceeds from the night would be donated to charities that represent former and current members of the MI5, MI6, and the United Kingdom special forces.
Despite hosting a low-key socially isolated screening of Cruella de Vil in May, this will be William and Kate's first official film premiere since that event. William serves as the president of the British Academy of Film and Television, and he frequently gives awards at the organization's annual gala. Couple walked the red carpet for the royal premiere of the latest James Bond film Spectre in October 2015. They were joined by Prince Harry on the occasion. The royal family, including Prince William, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Charles, and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, gathered for the elegant world premiere of No Time to Die, the newest James Bond film, in London on Thursday. The gang has just arrived at the Royal Albert Hall in London for the major occasion.
