The Duchess of Cambridge glittered in gold as she stepped out for a gala evening Thursday – her first official big night out since the birth of Prince George.
Kate, 31, stunning in a Jenny Packham pale gold full-length sequin gown with crystal motif, accompanied husband William for the first Tusk Conservation Awards, part of his African charity.
The couple left George, who's 7 ½ weeks old, with nanny Jessie Webb for their night out. Royal sources confirmed that Webb is "helping out" the young family.
The evening reception came after the Palace confirmed William was leaving the armed forces to start new roles in public life.
The charity Tusk, which aims to secure a peaceful co-existence for Africa’s wildlife and its people, set up the awards to mark "outstanding achievement in the field of African conservation."
William is presenting two awards, including the Prince William Award for Conservation in Africa, which is a lifetime achievement prize, and the Tusk Conservation Award for Conservation in Africa, for a leading conservationist.
William has been patron of Tusk since December 2005.
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