what kate wore

the duchess of cambridge brought back a vibrant yellow roksanda dress for today's wimbledon engagement. ian and jenifer hewitt greeted the duchess. mr. hewitt is chairman of the all england club. the duchess has been the royal patron of the club since 2016. before the match, the duchess spoke with rachel williams (r), guest services host, and dave tulloch (2nd r), estate management support services.  they were honored for going above and beyond during the tournament. here you see the duchess speaking with gabia sakaviciute, who did the coin toss for today's women's finals match.  gabia was nominated for the honor by uk charity jigsaw4u for her work taking care of her family and neighbors during the pandemic.  on the right, edward roberts, a  19-year-old graphic design student at leeds university who designed the distinctive emblem for the queen's platinum jubilee.one of the coins celebrates the queen's jubilee and the other marks the 100th anniversary of centre court.  each special edition coin has a quote on its border.  patricia treble points out, featuring two famous quotes, one by rudyard kipling meet with triumph and disaster and the other by the queen my whole life … dedicated to your service.she also spent time with two semi-finalists in the inaugural 14 and under junior championships, isabelle britton of (gbr), seen on the left, and carel ngounoue (usa), shown on the right.more from the scottish sun's story. the group could be heard talking about norrie's loss in the semi-final on friday, with kate saying: he had such a good game, he really did.afterwards, the youngsters said they talked with kate about their experience playing at wimbledon. carel said: she asked us how our experience was here and if we're hoping to play here when we get older - like the actual competition.it's definitely an honour to meet her, it's great to have this opportunity to meet someone so important. isabelle said: she was saying that it was good that we were g