Pretty in pink! Duchess of Cambridge is radiant in pastel princess gown

Launched by Kate previous year, the "Mentally Health Schools" program is one of the legacies of the royals' Heads Together campaign, which helps teachers and school leaders better support children's mental well-being.

Earlier in the day, Catherine attended the Royal Foundation's "Mental Health in Education" conference at Mercers' Hall in East London, where she was praised for the work she has done in the field of education.

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She looked equally as elegant in a gray tweed skirt and matching blazer by Dolce and Gabbana, which she paired with black tights and heels.

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At the conference earlier on Wednesday, Kate, 37, sat in on a number of discussions and panel sessions, including one focusing on the benefits of integrating mental health modules into teacher training courses.

Previous year at around this time, Kate marked the start of Children's Mental Health Week with yet another impassioned speech encouraging children to open up about their emotions. The expert also said that kids' attention is captured by parents when they see face to face. "It is the time when we explore our personalities, discover the potential that lies within us and learn how to be ourselves". Just a quick head's up: They're selling for a cool $5K.