The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge view portraits from her Hold Still project | 20/10/2020
The Duchess appeared effortlessly elegant as she was joined by Prince William, 38, to launch her lockdown photography exhibition by meeting one of subjects.
The Duchess wowed in a crimson coat during the visit to Waterloo station to view a portrait from her Hold Still contest.
Feeling peckish sir? Prince William surprised diners in KFC at the London station as he waved to them through the glass window.
Later, Catherine opted to wear a face mask as she and Prince William visited the St. Bartholomew’s Hospital in London, where they met with emergency services staff.
The Duchess donned a face covering as she travelled to and from the station in a chauffeured car, before removing the face mask for the visit.
The royal wore her soft brunette locks in her customary bouncy blow-dry style and kept her make-up neutral for the royal visit.
The Duchess could be seen stepping out of a car on the way to Waterloo wearing a pretty floral face covering before she removed the mask for the outdoors visit.
Catherine previously said she had been ‘so overwhelmed by the public’s response to Hold Still, the quality of the images has been extraordinary, and the poignancy and the stories behind the images have been equally as moving as well’.
The royals went on to meet with Head of Pharmacy Sotiris Antoniou during their visit to the hospital in London, where they discussed the work of frontline staff during the Covid-19 crisis.
The Duke and Duchess sat side-by-side on a bench within the hospital grounds as they heard from Sotiris about the work the hospital staff have undertaken throughout the pandemic.
Prince William and Catherine met with medical staff, from left, Head of Pharmacy Sotiris Antoniou, Respiratory Physio Isobel Fale and Medical Oncology Trainee and Chief Registrar Dr Myria Galazi, during the visit to the central London hospital.
The Duke later donned a blue face covering as he joined the Duchess at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital in London, to mark the launch of the nationwide 'Hold Still’ community photography project.
Catherine and Prince William both donned masks to visit the hospital, with the Duchess confidently leading the way to meet with the frontline staff.
As part of their visit to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital in London, Prince William and Catherine met with pharmacist Joyce Duah, whose photograph was among the 100 chosen by the Duchess for her Hold Still exhibition.
The Duke and Duchess joined pharmacist Joyce, as well as her colleagues Amelia and Dipal, at the hospital to talk about the project and discuss the impact of Covid-19.
Prince William opted to wear a baby blue face covering during the visit to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital in London this morning.
The couple appeared to share a laugh with the pharmacists during their visit to the hospital earlier as they met with frontline staff.
William and his wife Catherine appear to share a joke as they walk together during their visit to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital in London, to mark the launch of the nationwide 'Hold Still’ community photography project.
The Duke and Duchess went on to travel to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital to speak to frontline workers including Joyce Duah, a specialist oncology pharmacist at the hospital.
Catherine and Prince William both donned masks to visit the hospital, with the Duchess confidently leading the way to meet with the frontline staff.
The masked Cambridges speak to Alwen Williams the Group Chief Executive Officer of Barts Health NHS Trust as they are greeted upon their arrival to visit St. Bartholomew’s Hospital in London.
Diners at the chicken shop at the busy commuter station appeared stunned to have been given a front row seat to the Duke and Duchess’ visit.
During their visit to the station, the couple were joined by Sami Massalami Mohammed Elmassalami Ayad, a volunteer at a community Food Hub in Hackney, who features in one of the portraits displayed at the site (pictured, right).
The couple went on to meet with Sami Massalami Mohammed Elmassalami Ayad, a volunteer at a community Food Hub in Hackney who features in one of the portraits displayed at the site.
The Duke and Duchess visited Waterloo station this afternoon to see one of the images submitted to Catherine’s Hold Still photography project during lockdown.
Catherine opted to wear a bold red coat for the occasion, and could be seen discussing one of the winning photographs on display in London with Prince William.
The Duchess held onto a small black handbag as she paid the visit to the launch of the Hold Still campaign at Waterloo Station.
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