News Kate Middleton Looked Like Walking Art as She Unveiled a New Museum Development By Alexandra Whittaker Alexandra Whittaker Instagram Twitter Website Alexandra Whittaker is a news and pop culture editor based in New York City. She studied at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University and at Marquette University, where she freelanced for USA Today, Women's Wear Daily, and ELLE. She currently leads both the news and entertainment teams at Cosmopolitan magazine and previously worked as the news editor of InStyle.com where she spearheaded awards coverage. She enjoys writing and editing news stories, interviewing celebrities, and covering the intricacies of the British royal family. InStyle's editorial guidelines Updated on June 29, 2017 Pin Share Tweet Email Kate Middleton put her art history degree to use this week when she helped out at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The royal opened new areas of the museum and met those who helped pull off the project (and an adorable little girl) before making her way to Sackler Courtyard to unveil a commemorative plaque. Nicky J Sims/Getty Middleton's visit seems appropriate. The new developments in the museum have created new gallery spaces, and People reports that it's the museum's single largest architectural project in the last 100 years. It's no wonder Middleton ventured out to see it firsthand, especially since she studied art while at St. Andrew's University, where she met her husband, Prince William. For the special event, Middleton definitely dressed the part of the artistic royal. She wore a black-and-white printed dress with red piping details and a bright red clutch. Samir Hussein/WireImage 10 Hysterical Photos of Celebrities (Including Kate Middleton) Trying Their Best at Sports VIDEO: Kate Middleton's Most Memorable Outfits You could even say that she looked like walking art, but to be honest, when doesn't she? Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit