Kate Middleton flaunts Indian-origin designer's creation

The Duchess of Cambridge joined husband Prince William to host a pre-tour reception for representatives of the Indian and Bhutanese expatriates at their home in Kensington Palace yesterday.
The royal couple will be setting off on their six-day India and Bhutan tour from Sunday.
The high-collar, floor-length dress is called the Mary Illusion Dot Dress from Lodha's Pre-Fall 2016 collection.
It featured polka dots all over, a high ruffled neck and long sleeves. It was also cinched in at the waist with a band-like belt.

The Duke and Duchess meet and pose for a photo with @cheveningfco students from Bhutan pic.twitter.com/o99KV2XWKP

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The dress gave an illusion of a plunging neckline and had a v-shaped cut-out detailing at the back. The dress gave a very Victorian vibe to the Duchess's style.
The 34-year-old completed her outfit with diamond and sapphire earrings and navy high-heels.

TRHs arrive at the reception and chat to guests from the two countries they'll shortly be visiting pic.twitter.com/agKsnMRo2w

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are all set to embark on the Indian tour and as a taster met representatives from the Prince Charles' charity, British Asian Trust.
Lodha is among the favourites as the Duchess plans to showcase Indo-British designers during her South Asia visit, which will also include a visit to the Taj Mahal in Agra.
Lodha founded her luxury label in London in 2007 and is known for her exotic designs.

Just a few days after it was announced the Duke and Duchess would be travelling to India, Kate wore a dress by Lodha for a function in London, hinting perhaps that she will also rely on the designer's print and colour filled collection for the upcoming tour.