Kate and William arrived in Pakistan, dukes gracefully at Salwar Kameez

Kate and William landed Monday night in Pakistan, where they had to make an official visit. The Duchess of Cambridge chose salwar kameez, traditional clothing.

A touch of modernity for traditional clothing. On Monday, Kate and Prince William landed in Islamabad, the first leg of their official visit to Pakistan. Duke and Duchess traveled without their children, George, Charlotte and Louis, to remain in London. For this occasion, Kate Middleton chose salwar kameez, a traditional dress from Southeast Asia consisting of long clothes and trousers, made to be measured by Catherine Walker, a designer she loved. especially. He had matched this turquoise-shad suit with a pair of Rupert Sanderson-marked meat pumps, saying "Hello". The couple was welcomed by Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and his wife Mehriene Qureshi. A girl, dressed in traditional clothes, offers a bouquet of flowers to the Duchess.

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This is the representative's first visit from the British Royal Family to the country since 2006 and a trip by Charles and Camilla, Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall. Their move will take them from "the modern capital of Islamabad and tree lined to the busy city of Lahore, the northern highlands and the border and rugged Western beauty," their spokesman said. "They will have the opportunity to meet a broad field of Pakistani citizens, including association members, community leaders and young people," in what was promised as "the most complex visit at the moment to Duke and Duchess, due to logistical and security issues," assured the Palace Kensington. For security reasons, their program will be communicated day after day, the palace said.

Kate and William had prepared their trip last week to London during a meeting with the Aga Khan. With a nod to the country that would receive it, the young woman chose a pair of Pakistani Zeen brand earrings.