On Wednesday, the Prince and Princess of Wales looked wonderful as they greeted Dame Sarah Mullally, who is the first-ever female leader of the Church of England, at Canterbury Cathedral. Representing King Charles, the royal couple heard Dame Sarah's first sermon as archbishop.
Princess Kate looked beautiful in her dazzling new outfit, which consisted of a glorious dress coat by one of her favourite brands, loved by the royal family, Suzannah London. The royal also added a large hat by Juliette Botterill.
Kate's beautiful coat was designed by Suzannah London, but she removed the belt
The design is cut from a luxurious cashmere wool, with a modern semi-fitted cut, outlined in chic black silk satin, which fell into an A-line midi skirt. The ensemble, which costs £2,850, actually comes with a detachable belt, which Kate removed for the occasion.
© AFP via Getty ImagesThe royal's hair was tightly woven, topped with a Juliette Botterill hat
The royal wore her hair in a tightly woven, updo style, and her makeup was natural yet defined; she looked radiant and effortlessly striking as she arrived at Canterbury Cathedral.
© Alamy Stock PhotoKate wore the same earrings she sported at Prince Louis's christening in 2018
Kate also donned sentimental jewellery; her Cassandra Goad pearl earrings, which she wore for the christening of her youngest son, Prince Louis, in 2018.
© GettyThe earrings hold sentimental value for the royal
They are a stunning set, in the shape of a cavolfiore flower. Each pearl features its own small diamond in the centre, surrounded by gold. Cassandra Goad is a popular jeweller on London's exclusive Sloane Street.
Kate's banquet moment
© Getty ImagesThe royal looked wonderful in her racing green dress by Andrew Gn
It's been one week since the royal delighted fans at the Nigerian State Banquet. Giving everyone a masterclass in regal elegance, Kate donned a new bespoke, racing green gown, designed by Andrew Gn.
© Alamy Stock PhotoKate paid homage to Nigeria with her dress shade
The garment featured a high neck, billowing long sleeves, and a full-length skirt. This is the second time she has worn the Singaporean designer's creations; she also chose to wear the brand in 2023 at Trooping the Colour.
Many noted that Kate's dress was the same shade as Nigeria's green and white flag. This choice emulates the late Queen Elizabeth II, who often incorporated national emblems or colours into her outfits.
© Alamy Stock PhotoKate wore a Princess Diana coded look earlier that day
Earlier that day, the 44-year-old paid tribute to her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, sporting a 1980s-style double-breasted, two-toned pencil dress.
© Getty ImagesKate wore a Catherine Walker coat
During a visit to the Dartmouth Naval College, the then 27-year-old princess wore a bright red Catherine Walker coat and matching hat that featured the exact same white lapels and buttons as Kate's dress in Windsor.
