Kate Middleton and Prince William (opens in new tab) sent a video message to first responders, firefighters, police officers, and other frontline workers to mark the first-ever "Thank a First Responder Day" in Australia. The Cambridges thanked first responders who fought the country's devastating wildfires in late 2019 and early 2020, as well as those who are currently battling the coronavirus pandemic.

"Every day our paramedics, police officers, firefighters, and support staff work tirelessly to keep everyone safe. You all deserve our great appreciation."

Also praising the volunteer paramedics, William said, "When Australia needs protection, you have answered the call time and time again. You should all be proud of all of that. And we send our heartfelt congratulations to all of you and your families."

In a clip found by style tracker Kate's Closet (opens in new tab), the Duchess of Cambridge re-wears a custom Roksanda dress with a special link to Australia: she is pictured above in a 2014 debut during her visit to Australia. Kate also wore this color-blocked dress at Wimbledon in 2016:

As for the earrings, you may have seen Kate wearing them. The Duchess is well known for her Zoraida Gold Fern Drop earrings:

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