Kate Middleton visited the Factory Works in Birmingham, England, on Tuesday in a bright yellow L.K. Bennett jacket as she acknowledged World Mental Health Day with her husband, Prince William. The Princess of Wales kept the rest of the look minimal with a black shirt and classic black trousers.
Middleton accessorized the ensemble with star earrings from BraveMind. She completed her look with pointy-toe black pumps. Middleton’s earrings were a gift from Sarah Renton, the coach of Maidenhead Rugby League, in memory of the coach’s late daughter Issy, who passed away tragically earlier this year.
Prince William kept his style classic in a navy suit, light blue shirt and navy tie.
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Ahead of World Mental Health Day, the Prince and Princess of Wales conducted a survey with the Royal Foundation about mental health where they found six in 10 16- to 24-year-olds think it’s important for younger people to have a heightened awareness and understanding of emotional and social skills. Forty percent of respondents said they don’t handle their emotions well. A staggering 95 percent said they believe their peers have some sort of issue with their mental health.
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At the Factory Works event, the Prince and Princess of Wales hosted Exploring Our Emotional Worlds as a forum for young people to discuss mental health. The event at Factory Works brought together 100 young delegates to discuss how they manage their emotions.
Mental health has been a longtime part of Middleton’s philanthropic work, particularly for those in their early developmental years. In January, the princess launched the Shaping Us Campaign to focus on how children are shaped by their early interactions and environment.