The Duchess of Edinburgh looked lovely as she stepped out on Wednesday to meet members of youth organisations in Malta as she and Prince Edward attended the King's Birthday Reception at the residence of the British High Commissioner at Villa de Giorgioduring the couple's royal tour.
Duchess Sophie, 59, was seen wearing the 'Halcyon Tiered Midi Dress' from Zimmermann which featured a loud patchwork floral print and a Mandarin collar.
The bright shirt dress with a floaty skirt was teamed with a raffia belt to nip it in at the waist and a pair of ruby slippers - the 'Romy 60 Pumps' from Jimmy Choo.
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The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh during the King's Birthday Reception at the residence of the British High Commissioner, Villa de Giorgio
To accessorise her look, Prince Edward's wife was seen wearing the 'Mini Swank Bracelet' from Roxanne Assoulin and the 'Corda Fine Chain Friendship Bracelet' from Monica Vinader, as well as the Giulia Barela 'Africa' ring.
The Duchess of Edinburgh viewed the King's Trust stall as she met members of youth organisations in Malta
Her blonde hair was worn down for a casual look and her makeup look featured a peach-toned satin lip.
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The last time Sophie was seen in the 'Halcyon' dress from Zimmermann was when she travelled to Ethiopia as Global Ambassador for the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness to celebrate the work of the international eye care charity, Orbis.
Lady Louise's mother attended a trachoma elimination conference in the stylish number which was teamed with wedges and the 'Luisa' bag from Sophie Habsburg.
The mother of two wore a full-length white skirt covered in poppies from Zimmermann with the 'Amanda Silk Crepe de Chine Top in White' from Amanda Ross x Soler.
The royal wore her Jimmy Choo red pumps earlier in the trip when she attended an evening event held at Whitehall Mansions, the residence of the British High Commissioner in Ta'Xbiex, where they met local dignitaries.
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