But she still looked fabulous!
Kate Middleton must love her Orla Kiely gown because she didn't cover it up with a coat on Wednesday -- even though she was braving a snowstorm!
The Duchess of Cambridge stepped out on Wednesday evening for the Victorian Giants: The Birth of Art Photography exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London, England, forgoing her usual wardrobe staple: a classy coat.
The pregnant royal, who is a patron of the National Portrait Gallery and wrote the foreward for the exhibition, was photographed arriving at the event without a second layer. But despite the snowstorm, Middleton still looked flawless in her black floral print dress and nude suede heels, which she paired with drop-down gem earrings. Even her long, slightly curled locks looked perfect, despite the weather!
Middleton's floral frock was her second outfit -- and second public appearance -- of the day. She rocked a purple Seraphine dress at her first royal event, the inaugural Royal Foundation Forum, with Prince Harry and his fiancee, Meghan Markle.
Middleton is known for her stylish outerwear, sporting the style to many of her public appearances, rain or shine. She's known to have a few favorites in her collection, wearing them frequently during her pregnancy.
The third-time mom-to-be even sporting a red houndstooth coat that channeled Princess Diana to an in January and bundled up in a long powder blue jacket and fur hat while out in Oslo, Norway, earlier this month.
Find out more about Middleton's big day of appearances in the video below.
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