The Princess of Wales stunned attendees at a prestigious fashion event in London on Tuesday, where she presented the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design.

Kate attended the gathering hosted by the British Fashion Council at London’s 180 Studios, celebrating young British creatives and sustainable design in the fashion industry.

For the occasion, the royal opted for a moss-green suit by Victoria Beckham, featuring 70s-inspired flared trousers and a matching single-breasted jacket.

She paired the outfit with a white ruffled shirt, dark brown heels, and elegant pearl drop earrings.

Known for occasionally wearing Victoria Beckham’s designs, Kate looked sophisticated and chic as she presented the award to designer Patrick McDowell.

McDowell, who founded his label in 2018, expressed his gratitude, recognizing the Princess for her advocacy of British fashion. The award, in its eighth year, honors emerging British designers excelling in talent, originality, and sustainability.

Throughout the event, Kate highlighted her commitment to sustainable fashion, having long been an advocate for slow fashion and recycling her wardrobe.

She visited McDowell’s pop-up studio and later explored other designers’ work, continuing her efforts to support the British fashion industry.