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A touching tribute! Elizabeth Debicki honored Princess Diana at the season 5 premiere of The Crown.

The Princess of Wales made a striking return to Royal duties alongside King Charles earlier this week, attending a moving service they both unfortunately missed last year. Kate dazzled in a vibrant red Catherine Walker coat and matching Gina Foster hat as she arrived at Westminster Abbey for the annual Commonwealth Day service with her husband, Prince William.The couple entered just ahead of King Charles and Queen Camilla, joining other royals, including Princess Anne, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and a congregation of 2,000. Fashion enthusiasts keen on emulating Kate's always-impeccable style would have spotted her pairing the all-red ensemble with a Miu Miu red suede clutch - a luxury item that, retailing at around £691.88, might be out of reach for those without a Royal budget.

Some members of the Royal Family, including King Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince William and Princess Kate, came together for the annual Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey on Monday. King Charles and the Princess of Wales made a comeback to the event, after having to miss it last year due to their cancer diagnoses.

Lorraine Kelly has highlighted the hypocritical beauty standards faced by women in the limelight while commenting on Kate Middleton's Commonwealth Day ensemble, which some suggest features a hidden nod.The Princess of Wales made a radiant return to the annual Commonwealth Day ceremony at Westminster Abbey yesterday with King Charles - the two having missed last year amid cancer treatments. For the event, Kate donned a breath-taking red Catherine Walker coat complemented with a matching Gina Foster hat. During her ITV programme, Lorraine engaged in a chat with Vogue Williams and ITV News' Paul Brand about the potential secret political message within the Princess' attire—a symbol of unity with Canada as tension simmers with US President Donald Trump.

The Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince William and Kate Middleton, are among the royals who attended the annual Commonwealth Day service of celebration at Westminster Abbey. William and Kate were welcomed by Dr David Hoyle, Dean of Westminster, before the arrival of King Charles and Queen Camilla. Kate looked stunning in a dress by Catherine Walker and hat by Gina Foster, while Camilla wore a pink wool crepe and satin coat dress by Fiona Clare and pink beret hat by Philip Treacy.

she completed chemotherapy. Buckingham Palace announced on Friday that the Princess of Wales would participate in the ceremony, the first major royal event she has attended since declaring she is “cancer free.” Kate, 42, appeared on one of the three balconies next to Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, at the ceremony.

Kate Middleton turned heads in a stunning red cape as the royals welcomed the South Korean president to London for a three-day state visit.

royal etiquette and years of training to good use when she dropped into a curtsy worthy of the record books on Tuesday.Wearing a stunning red hat by Jane Taylor and a matching wool cape by Catherine Walker & Co., the Princess of Wales accompanied her husband, Prince William, both 41, to greet the South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, 62, and his wife, First Lady Kim Keon Hee, 51, for their formal state visit to the United Kingdom.After introductions were made, the couples arrived at the Horse Guards Parade in London to meet King Charles, 75, and Queen Camilla, 76, for the ceremonial welcome.As Princess Kate walked up the stairs behind Prince William, who bowed his head to acknowledge his father and Camilla, she stopped at the top and dropped into the perfect curtsy to the King and Queen, mere inches away from certain disaster.

The Princess of Wales turned heads on Tuesday, 21 November as she sported an all-red ensemble at Horse Guards Parade complete with a statement hat. Kate, 41, attended a ceremonial welcome for The President and the First Lady of the Republic of Korea in London on Tuesday.

—but with a twist.On November 21, the Princess of Wales re-wore a bright red Catherine Walker coat dress, with its unmistakable statement bow enclosure at the front, which we've seen on her in 2021, per . If not for the distinctive bow, I might not even have clocked this as the same dress, because for this occasion, the princess topped the dress with a dramatic Catherine Walker cape in exactly the same shade of red.Princess Kate completed her monochromatic look with a wide-brimmed hat, pointed-toe suede pumps, and a small clutch.

Ridley Scott’s Napoleon marches into cinematic battle with the bluster and confidence that comes with a reported $200-million budget and Sir Ridley’s decades-deep track record of well-mounted action epics.All that money and prestige is visible onscreen in the film’s far-flung locations, hundreds of extras, delectable period costumes and decor, and, as advertised, several massively-scaled scenes of battle, on land and sea, circa 1789 to 1815.Legions of infantry and cavalry clash on various rolling hills of Europe, shot in icy, desaturated blues and grays by Dariusz Wolski, Scott’s cinematographer on his last nine films (though not his next one, Gladiator 2, being lensed by Gladiator d.p. John Mathieson).Against vast fields of green or snow-covered grasses, and CGI-enhanced masses of combatants, soldiers’ coats flash a red that’s many shades brighter than the blood that flows and bursts violently across the screen.The filmmakers spare no visual detail in depicting the bodily devastation of hand-to-hand armed combat — death by bayonet, point-blank gunfire, horse hooves, or long-range artillery.Death here is bloody, disgusting, and woefully unnecessary, but it’s also the main currency of war, and this movie revels in the loud, explosive spectacle of war far more enthusiastically than it casts its feebly critical eye at the men who clamor for it.Above all else, the film renders tribute to Napoleon Bonaparte, portrayed by Oscar-winner Joaquin Phoenix as a shrewd but coarse, fearless, petulant, glowering egomaniac who rises to imperial power fighting and winning wars.

A gesture from Prince William during the King's Scottish Coronation hinted at "anxiety" compared to a confident Princess of Wales, according to a body language expert.

The Prince and Princess of Wales seemed to share a romantic moment as they appeared alongside King Charles to support him at his Scottish Coronation yesterday.

Kate Middleton and Prince William kept close on the front row during King Charles III‘s National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication Ceremony in Edinburgh, Scotland on Wednesday (July 5).

, Kate Middleton did a style 180, donning a bright royal blue ensemble for an official visit to Scotland.Known as the Duchess of Rothesay while in Scotland (the UK is one country and four countries; don’t worry about it), she and her husband were attending a National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication for King Charles III and Queen Camilla, held at St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh.

Princess Kate was a vision in blue at King Charles’ coronation celebration in Scotland on Wednesday, July 5. 

The British royal family stepped out in style to celebrate King Charles III’s official Scotland coronation ceremony.

a ceremony in Edinburgh, Scotland, celebrating King Charles III’s coronation on Wednesday, Kate Middleton, 41, showed her husband, Prince William, 41, a bit of extra affection as she playfully gave him a pat on the butt.The moment happened as the two were next to each other at the National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication at St Giles’ Cathedral, where Charles was presented with the country’s crown jewels, known as the Honors of Scotland, per People.As the couple stood up during the service, Middleton was seen placing her hand on her husband’s backside, smiling and seemingly whispering something into his ear. They were dressed to the nines during the ceremony — which was notably smaller than Charles’ earlier one on May 6 at Westminster Abbey — as Middleton wore a royal blue coat dress by Catherine Walker and William a ceremonial robe.The robe was meant to signify his place in the Order of the Thistle, Scotland’s highest chivalric honor, according to Town & Country.

Kate Middleton arrived at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh on Wednesday as she stunned in a Catherine Walker coat dress. The Princess of Wales joined Prince William, King Charles and Queen Camilla at what was dubbed the "Scottish Coronation", reports the Express.

recent , British Vogue’s Sarah Harris one welcome change in particular: “She has embraced bolder colors: cue the Alexander McQueen red power suit she wore to unveil her ‘Shaping Us’ campaign, the cobalt-blue Catherine Walker coat dress for Easter this year, and the vivid blue she wore to Coach Core’s 10th-anniversary celebrations.”It’s fitting, then, that the Princess of Wales chose to re-wear said to the Coronation Concert on 7 May, accessorizing it with a necklace and earrings from Van Cleef & Arpels’ Alhambra Collection. The jewelry set has become something of a favorite for the Princess, who has been spotted in it everywhere from the BAFTAs to the Bahamas. As for the rest of the Wales family? and wore coordinating blue suits and ties—about as close as the heirs to the throne will ever get to festival dressing—while sported a dress by Self-Portrait, one of her mother’s favourite designers.

really get it right. The best case in point? The Princess of Wales, who at 41, putting it simply, has never looked better. Sure, there have been plenty of sartorial hits over the course of her 12-year marriage to the now Prince of Wales (I’m thinking of her and her wardrobe of in particular), but for the last 18 months or so, it’s been a wow moment at every public appearance.Some would argue that she’s upped the ante since stepping into her new role, but it’s been bubbling since before then.

Catherine, Princess of Wales‘ family arrived at Westminster Abbey to support King Charles and Queen Camilla at the Coronation on Saturday (May 6) in London, England.