The Princess of Wales is wrapped in crimson.
Kate Middleton arrived at Westminster Abbey for her fourth annual “Together at Christmas” carol service on Friday in a glance that embodied festive class.
The 42-year-old royal wore a double-breasted crimson Alexander McQueen coat topped with a black velvet bow, together with black suede Ralph Lauren boots and a plaid Emilia Wickstead midi skirt.
Kate accessorized with Mulberry pearl earrings and a Halcyon Days bangle, her signature bouncy brunette blowout wanting as shiny as ever.
While the princess arrived at Westminster Abbey solo, she was later joined by husband Prince William and their three kids — Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6 — for the live performance itself, which 1,600 persons are anticipated to attend.
“This 12 months’s service gives a second to replicate upon the significance of affection and empathy, and the way a lot we’d like one another, particularly in probably the most troublesome instances of our lives,” Kensington Palace shared in an announcement final month.
“The service will shine a light-weight on people from everywhere in the UK who’ve proven love, kindness and empathy in others of their communities, whether or not on a private stage with family and friends, via their work or as they selflessly hand over their time via volunteering.”
It’s been a troublesome 12 months for the Princess of Wales, who in September introduced that she’d accomplished chemotherapy following a nine-month most cancers battle.
But Middleton’s not too long ago returned to her royal duties, having attended final month’s Remembrance Day festivities and welcomed the Emir of the State of Qatar to the UK earlier this week, dressed within the colours of the Qatari flag.
