Kate Middleton has done it again with another sensational outfit.
The royals were out and about today for the Easter Sunday service at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle – the first without Queen Elizabeth II.
The Princess of Wales wore a blue ensemble for the occasion – an event which is now a staple in the royal calendar.
She paired a vibrant blue buttoned Catherine Walker midi dress coat alongside a matching hat and clutch, as well as nude shoes to complete the look.
The mother-of-three usually wears blue for the religious ceremony at Windsor Castle in the past – and this year is no different.
Kate was joined by Prince William and her three children for the occasion – who were all matching in blue hues.
The eye-catching blue coat has been spotted on Kate – most recently at the Commonweath Service in 2022.
It’s likely the service will hold special meaning for the royal family today – as the 15th century chapel is the late Queen Elizabeth II’s final resting place.
The King, the Queen Consort and other senior royals were also there for the service – the first of Charles’ reign.
It’s yet another another brilliant fashion look for Kate, who recently wore a matching jacket and skirt combination for the Commonwealth Service – as well as a chic white blazer on another royal outing.
For the Easter Service last year, Kate and Princess Charlotte coordinated in a gorgeous pastel blue shade – with the former wearing an Emilia Wickstead coat.
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