Kate Middleton is no stranger to re-wearing items. While she has access to every designer under the sun, she chooses to bring back her favourite pieces from her closet time and time again, including the chic Zara piece she wears again and again. This time around, she resurrected a memorable Jenny Packham gown from 2012, and it looks just as stunning six years later.
Walking the red carpet for the Tusk Conservation Awards in London, the Duchess of Cambridge wore the beautiful dress with a matching clutch and diamond earrings. But if you haven't seen the gown from the back, you're missing out: The sheer lace details are simply stunning. Who else wishes that Middleton made more red carpet appearances? Scroll down to see how Kate re-wore the dress six years later and shop the sheer back trend for yourself.
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