Kate Middleton coordinates an art gallery for the first time .. and Princess Charlotte inspires one of the most prominent pieces!

In a striking artistic move, Kate Middleton, Amira Wales, entered the world of art galleries coordinating by choosing a unique cutting collection of the “Manufacturers and Creators” exhibition at the V & A East Storehouse, one of the projects of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Among the most prominent pieces chosen by Kate, is a classic ballet uniform produced in 1960, believed to be inspired by her daughter’s passion, Princess Charlotte, in the ballet world. The exhibition also included a watercolor painting for Pibatrix Potter and a heritage bed from Wales dating back to the nineteenth century, in reference to its royal title.

The museum director praised Kate’s taste and interest in details, especially in the field of photography and textiles, stressing that her experience in the history of art and her passion for photography was clearly reflected in her choices.

It is noteworthy that Kate has officially sponsored the museum since 2018, and has participated in the opening of several artistic and cultural projects since then.