As a general rule, Kate Middleton tends to prefer monochrome attire for official functions (a tactic she borrowed from the Queen). Sometimes, however, she pleases us by wearing tasteful prints (like this paisley).

For her latest engagement, the Duchess of Cambridge stuck to her signature subtlety, but got a little bolder with a leopard print dress. Yes! It's leopard print! The royal wore a forest green and black print calf-length dress by Derek Lam 10 Crosby, featuring a high neck, front buttons, puff sleeves, and tiered skirt.

Middleton cinched her waist with a black belt and paired it with black heeled suede boots. She wore her hair down and curled the ends.

She... You could say she was the cat herself. Yes, I show myself.

The Duchess wore this lovely outfit to visit Shout, a mental health email service charity that she helped develop from the beginning through the Royal Foundation.

According to the charity's website, available to people in the UK, "Shout 85258 is a free, confidential, 24/7 text messaging support service available to anyone suffering from coping." We launched publicly in May 2019 and have had over 900,000 conversations with people who are anxious, stressed, depressed, suicidal, or overwhelmed and need immediate support."

During a visit to Shout's headquarters in London, the Duchess spoke with clinical supervisors, volunteers, and fundraisers and thanked them for the invaluable work they do to provide support to those who are suffering.

Mental health is one of the Duchess and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's main aims, working to tackle the prejudice surrounding it.