The Duchess of Cambridge arrives for a visit to the Rehabilitation of Addicted Prisoners Trust at HMP Send in Woking, United Kingdom. Photo: Getty Images

Silver is the new orange is the new black! 

For a visit to prison, the Duchess of Cambridge didn’t wear a striped or bright hued jumpsuit (although that would certainly be a fashion statement). Instead, she opted for a tweed dress. From The Fold, a London-based high-end workwear line for women, the Eaton Dress retails for £365 or $554. As the description reads, with a structured silhouette, V-neckline and a peplum detail at the waist, the Eaton is the “ultimate power dress.” She went bare-legged, wore gray suede heels and carried a matching clutch. Kate’s new bangs were on full display, tame despite the wind. She also seemingly got a dye job, with her light chocolate locks now a shade or two darker. 

“I was reminded today how addictions lie at the heart of so many social issues and how substance misuse can play such a destructive role in vulnerable people’s lives. I saw again today that a failure to intervene early in life to tackle mental health problems and other challenges can have profound consequences for people throughout their lives,” she said of her charitable visit, her first time at a women’s prison. “I am grateful to the women I met for sharing their difficult personal stories with me. It is encouraging to learn how organizations like RAPt are offering specialist support to help people break the cycle of addiction and look forward to a positive and crime free life.”