Kate Middleton graced Westminster Abbey in London for the Commonwealth Day Service of Celebration this week, her first attendance since 2023.
The Princess of Wales and style icon, 43, dazzled in a striking ruby red outfit designed by Catherine Walker, featuring a bow detail. She complemented her look with a matching hat by Gina Foster.
Kate’s accessories included cherished family heirlooms: a four-strand Garrard pearl choker with a diamond clasp, once owned by her husband Prince William‘s grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, and Collingwood pearl drop earrings that belonged to Princess Diana, her husband’s late mother.
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Royal Fans Gush Over Kate Middleton's 'So Gorgeous' All-Red Look At The Commonwealth Day Service
During the event, the mother of three (who shares son Prince George, 11, daughter Princess Charlotte, 9, and son Prince Louis, 6, with Prince William, 42) accompanied her husband William, along with King Charles, Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, Prince Richard, the Duke of Gloucester, and Birgitte, the Duchess of Gloucester.
This commemoration is recognized by individuals throughout the Commonwealth, spanning regions in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, the Americas, the Pacific, and Europe.
After paparazzi-snapped photos of Kate were shared to social media, fans couldn't get enough of her chic look. "So gorgeous," one wrote on Instagram as another added: "Her outfit is so beautiful." Someone else noted: "gorgeous outfit." (We couldn't agree more!)
