Today, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent their first joint day in Scotland for the second leg of their week-long tour.

The couple first visited Turning Point Scotland which aims to break down cycles of crime and addiction. They also took part in a digital meeting with staff and service users from TPS' Glasgow Overdose Response Team (GORT), a service that works to reduce drug-related deaths by providing real-time crisis support.

Afterward, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited East Lothian to learn more about the work of the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit which is a national center of expertise in tackling violence founded in 2005. The center is working closely with Heavy Sound to help keep young people with their education and qualifications in several fields including music production.

The couple then went back to the Palace of Holyroodhouse where they are staying during their trip to prepare meals for vulnerable families in Edingburgh with Sikh Sanjog, a charity supporting Sikh families in Scotland.

The Duchess of Cambridge wore her Zara cobalt blue blazer with a new cobalt blue skirt by Hope (with thanks to Bojana). She paired the outfit with her brown suede pumps which might be by Gianvito Rossi and her Métier bag. She also wore new earrings by Hamilton & Inches (with thanks to @innominate_93) and her Spells of Love necklace as well as an Amaia face mask.