Kate Middleton wowed as she walked over to the Easter Sunday service with her family this morning (April 9) in Windsor. She donned a designer blue coat dress believed to cost around £2,000 and matched her outfit with a £825 pillbox hat which completed the look.
The hat has been worn by Kate in the past and the Princess of Wales actually has a few versions of the same hat which she has for several different occasions. She wore the same hat in green on St Patrick's Day last year and seems to be a fan of the pillbox shaped hat.
Kate's wardrobe is an array of glamorous gowns and casual dresses which often catch the attention of the nation. The blue hat she wore at the service today matched her blue dress, clutch bag and contrasted her nude heels as the rest of her family sported blue attire.
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Charles and Camilla arrived wearing matching royal blue outfits, with the King in a suit and the Queen Consort wearing a coat dress by Anna Valentine with a Philip Treacy hat, keeping the love for hats in the family.
The Royal family walked in near unison on their way to the service as the women in the family wowed in bright colours as Kate wore blue, Princess Anne donned brilliant white and Zara Tindall had a bright pink dress.
King Charles and Camilla also chose blue outfits and led the way to the chapel as the nation is waiting on the upcoming coronation.
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