Kate Middleton will appear on the British television program "This Morning" on Thursday to discuss her new photography project "Hold Still," which focuses on the public's response to the coronavirus pandemic. The Duchess of Cambridge and the National Portrait Gallery in London, of which Kate is a patron, have invited the public to submit photographs for display in a "virtual exhibition" later this year. According to a press release, the photos must follow one of three themes: 'Helpers and Heroes,' 'Your New Everyday Life,' or 'Acts of Kindness.' [A statement from the National Portrait Gallery (opens in new tab) reads, "While many people's lives are put on hold to protect helpers and heroes, some are working harder than ever, while others are enduring the upheaval of hardship and loss. Hold Still takes snapshots of the people of Britain during this time and creates a collective portrait of our nation that reflects resilience and courage, humor and sadness, creativity and kindness, human tragedy and hope."

Kate wore a yellow silk tree-patterned dress in a pre-recorded interview with This Morning. In particular, HELLO! reports (opens in new tab) that it is the "Bracelet Sleeve Acid Tree Print Silk Dress" by British brand Raey. Unfortunately, the dress is already sold out and has been marked down from over $600 to under $200 on sale (opens in new tab), according to HELLO! According to HELLO! Click here (opens in new tab) to see what you like!

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