In the most attractive decorative tea dress, Duchess Sophie brings pleasure to adolescent patients.

If happiness was an dress, the would simply take the crown for the happiest opera.

On Wednesday, Sophie, 59, showed her attentive side during an commitment at Leeds Children’s Hospital, where she met younger patients and caregivers of the Paediatric Neurosciences Ward.

The family of grown in a beautiful drink gown from one of her favorite English designers, Suzannah, bringing a burst of vivid energy to the ward.

The Duchess ‘ printed gown, which was made of pure Italian silk, was created in collaboration with American photographer Joe Horner. “The picture itself is based on our traditional 1930’s Monique fabric drink dress block”, reveals the designer.

This signature style has” super flattering” details like” shirring, soft collecting, and smocked elastication,” which gives it a great, smooth fit while still maintaining its vintage charm.

Duchess Sophie’s holy gown, which was printed with all- over florals, was paired with noted- feet lilac heels and delicate flowering earrings.

The mother-of-two finished her dazzling ensemble by sweeping her sweet blonde hair into a nice French roll, adding a peachy-toned blush, and a dash of mascara.

The prince’s visit to Leeds Children’s Hospital is her first as the Duchess of Edinburgh. A specialty product in the field of neurosurgical and neurological care is located in the neonatal neurosciences department.

Children on this ward may have brain and bone tumors, have seizures or mental smooth, and have some of the longest hospital stays due to the long-term nature of their conditions.

The Duchess of Edinburgh came to visit us and talk to some of our people, which was a pleasure. Some of the hospital’s children are the most sick, and many of them require a lot of support and treatment as a result of the circumstances they are in, according to Julie Cooper, Ward Manager.

Some children stay longer than others, so we have the chance to develop long-lasting relationships with our children and their families, and it was quite unique and uplifting for them to match Her Royal Highness.