The Queen of Green: Kate Shines in Emerald Gown at State Dinner

The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, made a stunning appearance in a custom-designed emerald gown by British fashion designer Jenny Packham during a glittering state dinner marking the end of the fifth day of her Caribbean tour with Prince William.

Adorned in a glitter tulle creation, Kate accessorized with priceless diamonds lent by the Queen for the couple's first visit to Jamaica.

Completing her ensemble were her Royal Family Order and the GCVO star.

The bespoke gown is believed to be a variation of Miss Packham's Wonder Glitter Tulle Gown valued at £3,791.

Complementing her attire were matching emerald and diamond earrings, as well as a bracelet loaned by Her Majesty for the special occasion.

This isn't the first time Kate has showcased designs from the renowned UK fashion label, which boasts celebrity fans like Angelina Jolie and Taylor Swift.

In a similar fashion statement, she wore a dazzling gold creation from the brand at the No Time To Die premiere last September.

Meanwhile, Prince William looked dashing in black tie attire as they attended a dinner hosted in their honor by the Governor-General at King's House, his Kingston residence, marking the most glamorous event of their tour thus far.

Earlier in the day, Kate captivated onlookers in a fresh white jacket worth £1,370 paired with matching trousers priced at £575 as she accompanied the Duke to the office of Andrew Holness.

The couple also recreated a historic moment when the Queen and the late Duke of Edinburgh visited Jamaica in 1953, walking down the Grand Central Steps within the house.

The royal duo was hosted at King's House, an impressive residence nestled in a lush 30-acre estate, serving as their abode for the three-day visit.

Upon their arrival, Kate and William engaged in a small reception with distinguished guests including the Governor-General Sir Patrick Allan and Lady Allan, Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Juliet, Matthew the leader of the opposition, Mark Holding, who has expressed reservations about the British monarchy, as well as the Foreign Minister and Chief Justices.

Subsequently, they mingled with a larger gathering where they interacted with notable individuals such as Antoinette Davis, leader of I Believe Ambassadors, a network of over 300 inspiring changemakers dedicated to youth mobilization and education resource development while promoting resilient families.

Among the attendees was Cadeen Hilton, recognized for her work in advancing women and girls through quality education, and a recipient of the Governor-General's Achievement Award for her remarkable contributions.

Hansel Parchment, the Jamaican track athlete and reigning 110-metre hurdle Olympic champion, also graced the event alongside the royal couple.

The ambiance was further elevated by the melodious tunes played by the Jamaican military band outside during the reception.