Kate Middleton views her stunning 'British Vogue' photos at London's National Portrait Gallery
Even when you're the Duchess of Cambridge, it has to be weird to see yourself in a museum.
Kate Middleton visited the National Portrait Gallery in London on Wednesday, where her recent British Vogue photos were unveiled as part of the Vogue 100: A Century of Style exhibit.
The Kensington Palace shared details of Kate's visit on Twitter, writing, "The Duchess views the #Vogue100 exhibition @NPGLondon, celebrating 100 years of @BritishVogue."
The Duchess views the #Vogue100 exhibition @NPGLondon, celebrating 100 years of @BritishVoguepic.twitter.com/m2IcgI6eP6
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) May 4, 2016
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The century commemoration shoot was Kate's first ever in a magazine, and was photographed by Josh Olins in Norfolk, England.
The Duchess wore a light pink Alexander McQueen two-piece dress while admiring the work in the gallery.
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Meanwhile, it was a busy day for Kate, as she also revealed the name of her children's new pet hamster, Marvin!
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