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Observe that preternatural grace, that poise!

There's just no denying at this point that Kate Middleton is a real life Disney princess!

She even rocked that half-up/half-down hairdo Belle was so fond of during a visit to The National Portrait Gallery in London on Wednesday.

The Duchess attended a reception for The Art Room charity looking like a work of art herself in a powder blue, empire-waisted Emilia Wickstead dress and gray suede Rupert Sanderson heels.

How can one person always look so naturally elegant and perfect?

What kind of voodoo is this?!

We just can't wait until July when the baby is born and Prince William presents him or her to the world on the Buckingham Palace balcony, like Rafiki did with Simba on that cliff in The Lion King.

That would be BOSS.

[Image via WENN.]

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Can we give the Kate Middleton a gold medal for always looking royally fabulous!?

The Duchess of Cambridge showed her British pride today to visit the National Portrait Gallery's Road to 2012: Aiming High Olympic exhibit in London.

Looking regal as ever, Kate stunned in a blue

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The Duchess of Cambridge paid a royal visit to the Lucian Freud art exhibit at the strong>National Portrait Gallery on Wednesday night.

For her first solo outing, Kate

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Daphne Guiness came out to support photographer David LaChapelle on Friday night to celebrate his portrait of Alexander McQueen and Isabella Blow being inducted into the National Portrait Gallery.

The photo was snapped back in 1996 when a 27 year old Lee McQueen was working at Givenchy.

The portrait dubbed "Burning Down The House" went on to appear in the March 1997 issue of Vanity Fair.

Congrats on the honor, David!

[Image courtesy of Jorge Herrera for the National Portrait Gallery.]

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