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Princess Kate Presents Queen Elizabeth II Design Award to Sustainable Fashion Advocate Patrick McDowell

At London’s 180 Studios, the Princess of Wales honored McDowell’s eco-conscious practices while wearing a Victoria Beckham suit, continuing her support for British fashion and the late Queen’s legacy.

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Overview

  • The Princess of Wales presented the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design to Patrick McDowell, recognized for his innovative use of sustainable materials and community-focused practices.
  • This marks the eighth year of the award, established by Queen Elizabeth II in 2018 to honor emerging British designers who excel in creativity, sustainability, and community impact.
  • Kate Middleton toured McDowell’s pop-up studio at the event, engaging with his team to learn about their sustainable design processes and techniques.
  • The Princess wore a tailored olive green suit from Victoria Beckham’s Spring 2025 collection, showcasing her ongoing support for British designers through her fashion choices.
  • The award’s rose-inspired trophy, crafted by Lucy Price at Bauhinia Studios, continues to symbolize the late Queen Elizabeth II’s enduring legacy in the fashion industry.