Jill Biden ,Kate Middleton , and Carrie Johnson all wore pink on Friday ahead of the G7 Summit.- The first lady and duchess coordinated in shades of pink at their meeting at a preschool.
- Johnson wore a hot-pink dress to the official welcome for leaders at the Summit.
The dress code for the G7 Summit is pink, according to Jill Biden and Kate Middleton.
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During the visit, both Biden, 70, and Middleton, 39, popped in pink ensembles.
Middleton wore a deep-pink Alexander McQueen midi dress with a coordinating belt. She paired the look with nude heels and a nude purse.
Biden brought the color to her outfit with a hot-pink blazer with a flower pattern on the inside from L'Agence.
She wore the jacket over a white Akris dress, and she also wore nude heels from Valentino.
The duo discussed the importance of early childhood education during the visit, as Kensington Palace confirmed in a statement to Insider.
"The importance of providing adequate support for parents and children alike during early childhood, and the positive impact that this can have across society, is something which Her Royal Highness and The First Lady have both gained an understanding of through their respective work," the statement read.
The first lady and duchess weren't the only ones wearing pink on Friday.
Carrie Johnson, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's wife, wore a hot-pink dress to welcome guests to Cornwall.
The short-sleeve, silk midi dress designed by Roksanda had a V-neckline and cinched waist. Johnson paired it with colorful heels.
Biden met Johnson on Thursday when she and the prime minister welcomed President Biden and the first lady to the UK.
The first lady wore another eye-catching outfit to the meet and greet.
She sported a jacket with "LOVE" written on the back to signify unity. As Insider's Grace Panetta previously reported, the garment draws a strong comparison to Melania Trump's infamous "I really don't care, do u?" jacket.
It was unclear if Johnson, Biden, and Middleton's pink outfits had a greater meaning than a love of a fun color at the time of writing.
The G7 Summit will go through the weekend, with leaders from around the world gathering to discuss how they can "prevent an international catastrophe like the coronavirus pandemic from ever happening again," as UK officials said, as well as global recovery from the pandemic and climate change.
President Biden and the first lady will meet Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle on Sunday, as Insider previously reported.
Representatives for the first lady and Johnson did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.