Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton earlier this month penned a heartening letter to Pakistani designer Khadija Shah to thank her for designing the dresses the Duchess wore during the Pakistan visit.
In a message shared on the social networking platform Twitter, the Pakistani designer was over the moon after receiving the letter, and posted a copy of it to her followers on the networking platform.
“I was delighted to have even been considered, this is just humbling to a whole different level. However what’s most commendable is the consideration, grace and thoughtfulness of HRH the Duchess Catherine.”
khadijah shah@khadijah_shahI was delighted to have even been considered, this is just humbling to a whole different level. However what’s most commendable is the consideration, grace and thoughtfulness of HRH the Duchess Catherine, it is no wonder that she is so respected and beloved @KensingtonRoyal
“it is no wonder that she is so respected and beloved,” Shah added, gushing over the reverence and respect the Duchess had shown to the designer and lost for words to describe her feeling.
In her letter, Kate thanked the designer for all the help before she left for the tour to Pakistan, and said she was grateful to Khadija and her team for the wonderful selection of dresses they had come up with.
“Having so many beautiful things did make decision making a little more difficult. Pakistan really is a wonderful country, which we enjoyed and hope to return one day too,” the Duchess wrote.
The outfits Kate Middleton had worn attracted a lot of attention. They also garnered attention because her mother-in-law, Princess Diana, wore similar dresses in 1996 when she visited the country.
