On Friday, Kate Middleton and Prince William (opens in new tab) released a new video on Instagram to mark Volunteer Week in the UK: Conscious Youth (opens in new tab) in Kirklees, England, is "active citizenship and community services to young people to encourage "social cohesion," and Machynlleth Corona Community Response (opens in new tab) in Powys, Wales, is providing "community support" to local residents during the coronavirus pandemic.

"You all volunteer in your own ways. Everyone should be able to give something back," Kate says in the video (watch larger version on YouTube (opens in new tab)). These small acts of kindness add up to great power."

In the video, Kate re-wears two of her previously spotted items, affordable and not-so-affordable: as Hello! (opens in new tab) reports, the Duchess of Cambridge first wore M.i.h. Jeans' "Mabel" broderie anglaise shirt; the first time she wore M.i.h. Jeans' "Mabel" broderie anglaise shirt was at the 2019 Chelsea Flower Show. It's still in stock (about $320), but sizes are limited. Store below:

Then there's a more affordable item: Kate's $8 gold earrings. She first wore Accessorize's "Twisted Circle Drop" earrings at an evening reception in Dublin, Ireland last March.

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