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The Princess of Wales, Joint President of the Scouts, recently headed to the stunning Lake District alongside Chief Scout Dwayne Fields to shine a light on the power of the great outdoors.
Credit: Kensington Palace
During their visit near the shores of Lake Windermere, the Princess joined a group of enthusiastic young people from 1st Buddha’s Light Scout Group in Greater Manchester. Kensington Palace released a video to mark the outing.
Together, they explored the natural surroundings while discussing how time spent in nature can be transformative—especially for young people. From boosting confidence to developing life skills and promoting wellbeing, the outdoors plays a crucial role in youth development.
Credit: Kensington Palace
As part of the visit, the Scouts took on a challenge to earn their Naturalist Badge, guided by the Princess and Dwayne. The outing highlighted the important work of organizations like @UKScouts in helping young people connect with the natural world and grow through meaningful outdoor experiences.
Credit: Kensington Palace
KATE'S OUTFITOUTERWEAR: Bella Hoskyns Bomber Jacket in Olive Green (repeat). 
TOP: NEW! Emilia Wickstead 'Otis' Cable-Knit Sweater in Sand (£610). 
PANTS: G-Star Raw High G-Shape Cargo Skinny Pants in Raven (repeat). 
SHOES: Berghaus Supalite II Goretex Tech Boots (repeat). 
HAT: Unidentified olive tweed bakers cap. I don’t believe it’s the Really Wild 'Lindsey' Tweed Baker Boy Cap in Ivy Dogtooth, as the fabric pattern and color appear to be different which I've included below for comparison.
EARRINGS: Spells of Love Medium Twist Hoop Earrings in Gold (repeat). 
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On Monday, the Princess of Wales attended the St. Patrick’s Day Parade at Wellington Barracks in London, celebrating the occasion with the Irish Guards in her role as Colonel—a position she has held since 2022.
A video of the Princess arriving.
Kate kicked off her visit in the dining hall, where she presented medals to Irish Guards members in recognition of their long service and exemplary conduct.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Next, The Princess stepped outside to carry out the longstanding tradition of presenting sprigs of shamrock to the Officers and Guardsmen.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
She also continued the tradition of presenting a shamrock to the regiment’s beloved mascot, an Irish wolfhound named Turlough Mór.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The Princess then presided over the march-past and salute.
Following the parade, Kate spent time with junior cadets known as “mini-Micks,” who traveled from Northern Ireland for today’s ceremony.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Finally, The Princess attended the Sergeants’ Mess and met with members and their families.
KATE'S OUTFIT
OUTERWEAR: Alexander McQueen Midi Wool Coat in Green (repeat).
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
HAT: Awon Golding for Lock&Co floral percher hat in green felt. First worn to the 2019 St Patricks Day parade. 
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
GLOVES: Cornelia James 'Imogen' Merino Wool Glove in Black (repeat).
SHOES: Ralph Lauren Collection Black Suede High Heel Boot (repeat).
EARRINGS: KIKI Green Tourmaline, Green Amethyst and Diamond Earrings (repeat). BROOCH: Gold three-leaf shamrock brooch on loan from the Irish Guards. 
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
HAIRSTYLE: "Celtic Trinty Knot" Up-do. Thanks to @IAMJustPetey for pointing this out! 
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On Saturday, The Prince of Wales, Patron of the Welsh Rugby Union, and The Princess of Wales, Patron of the Rugby Football Union, attended the Wales vs England Six Nations Match at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Ahead of the game, the royal couple met with injured rugby players supported by the Welsh Rugby Charitable Trust.
They also met with a representative from Notpla, an Earthshot Prize-winning company known for its innovative packaging made from seaweed. The Prince and Princess were shown packaging coated with a protective substance derived from seaweed. The Principality Stadium is now among the sports arenas committed to replacing single-use plastics with Notpla’s sustainable seaweed-based alternatives.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
A photo of The Prince and Princess of Wales during the match.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Kate posed for a photo with the England players following their record-breaking 68-14 thrashing of Wales.
The Princess wore a new navy midi coat for the outing.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
It is believed to be a bespoke Alexander McQueen piece, featuring design elements similar to other custom coats Kate has from the label.
The new coat has some distinct design features including a set-in waistband and pleated flap chest pockets.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Kate carried her black Grace Han ‘Love Letter’ Top-Handle handbag.
On her feet were the custom Gianvito Rossi Block Heel Boots in Black Suede.
Kate debuted a pair of Shyla 'Rosalia' Hoops in Lapis (£70).
She wore her Étincelle de Cartier Band instead of her sapphire engagement ring.
We also spotted an England-Wales crossed flag friendship pin adorning her lapel.
On Monday, The Prince and Princess of Wales attended the annual Commonwealth Day Service of Celebration at Westminster Abbey.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
They joined King Charles III, Queen Camilla, and other senior royals to celebrate the Commonwealth’s theme 'Together We Thrive.' This was a significant appearance for both the Princess and the King, who had each missed the previous year’s service following their respective cancer diagnoses.
The event highlighted unity and diversity across the 56 member states, featuring performances and a message from the King emphasizing support and friendship in uncertain times.
The Prince and Princess of Wales warmly greeted well-wishers outside Westminster Abbey after the service.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
KATE'S OUTFITHAT: Gina Foster 'Seaford' Hat in Red (repeat). HANDBAG: Miu Miu Bow-Embellished Shoulder Bag in Red Suede (repeat).
SHOES: Gianvito Rossi 105 Pumps in Red Suede (repeat).
EARRINGS: Collingwood Diamond & Pearl Drop Earrings (repeat). NECKLACE: Queen Elizabeth II Four Row Japanese Pearl Choker (repeat).
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On Wednesday, The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Pontypridd in South Wales ahead of St. David’s Day on March 1.
Their visit focused on connecting with the local community, particularly in the wake of severe flooding caused by Storms Bert and Darragh in November and December 2024, which significantly impacted the area.
The royal couple began their day at Pontypridd Market, a historic hub since 1805. There, they met local business owners and even tried their hand at making traditional Welsh cakes at The Welsh Cake Shop.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
They did a walkabout to greet the locals who had gathered to catch a glimpse of their prince and princess.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Next, they visited the Meadow Street Community Garden and Woodland, a space transformed in 2021 from a flood-damaged area into a vibrant community asset.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
They learned how volunteers restored it after the recent storms and explored its importance as a place for residents to connect with nature and each other—something especially meaningful to the Princess, who has spoken about nature’s role in well-being, particularly after her cancer treatment.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Kensington Palace posted a highlights reel of today's visit to Pontypridd.
There's also a video of the royal couple departing.
KATE'S OUTFITOUTERWEAR: Alexander McQueen Double-Breasted Long Wool Coat in Red (repeat). JACKET: Ralph Lauren Cropped Wool Jacket in Brown (repeat).
HANDBAG: NEW! Mulberry 'Bayswater' Grain Leather Tote Bag in Oak (US$870).
SHOES: Gianvito Rossi Block Heel Boots in Brown Suede (repeat).
EARRINGS: Spells of Love Removable Teardrop Garnet Charm Hoops (repeat).
BROOCH: St. David's Day felt daffodil pin. Similar styles can be found on Etsy.
The Princess of Wales visited HMP Styal in Wilmslow on Tuesday to learn first-hand about the vital work of Action for Children's Mother and Baby Unit (MBU). As Patron, she explored how the unit supports new and expectant mothers in prison, fostering stronger bonds and working to break cycles of reoffending.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
KATE'S OUTFITOUTERWEAR: BLAZÉ MILANO 'Lahloo Anyway' Checked Midi Coat in Brown (repeat). 
TOP: NEW! Unidentified burgundy ribbed turtleneck. SKIRT: NEW! Sezane 'Naelle' Skirt in Chocolate ($175). 
SHOES: Gianvito Rossi Block Heel Boots in Brown Suede (repeat). 
EARRINGS: NEW! Katherine James Vintage Pearl Earrings in 18ct Yellow Gold (£995).
RING: Étincelle de Cartier Wedding Band in Platinum with Sapphires & Diamonds (repeat).
The Princess met staff and former residents at HMP Styal to learn about the support offered by the MBU. This includes high-quality nursery provision, targeted interventions, and parenting support.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
She also visited the on-site nursery and met current residents to hear how the charity supports them and their children.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Princess Kate wears separates to expand 'Shaping Us' initiative at the National Portrait Gallery4/2/2025
On Tuesday, the Princess of Wales visited the National Portrait Gallery in London to launch of a new initiative linked to her "Shaping Us" campaign, which highlights the importance of early childhood development.
KATE'S OUTFITBLAZER: NEW! Petar Petrov Wool-Blend Blazer in Brown (US$1,660). 
PANTS: NEW! Max Mara 'Rea' Pinstriped Trousers in Gray (US$895).
EARRINGS: Sézane 'Bruna' Hoop Earrings in Gold (repeat) BRACELET: Halcyon Days Salamander Torque Bracelet in Forget-Me-Not (repeat). 
The Princess joined a group of eager pupils from All Souls CE Primary School for a day of art, storytelling, and emotional exploration. Making the journey even more special, Catherine surprised the children by riding with them on the minibus, turning the trip into an adventure with games of "I Spy."
The visit centered on the "Bobeam Tree Trail," an interactive storytelling experience helping young children explore emotions through art. The Princess joined them on the trail, using portraits to spark discussions about feelings. The highlight was the Bobeam Tree exhibit, where audio recordings and props brought the portraits to life, with Catherine encouraging the children to engage and share their interpretations.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The creative journey didn't stop there. The children were then invited to create their own self-portraits, a powerful way to link their emotions to their artistic expressions. This activity offered a tangible way for them to recognize, process, and express their feelings, fostering valuable social and emotional skills.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The Princess of Wales's passion for early childhood development was evident as she highlighted the importance of making emotional learning engaging both in schools and the wider community. This visit further reinforced her commitment to the "Shaping Us" initiative, promoting children's well-being in their early years.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
To mark World Cancer Day 2025, the Princess of Wales shared an inspiring new photograph taken by her youngest son, Prince Louis, in Windsor earlier this year. The image depicts Kate outdoors in a wooded area, casually dressed and standing on a tree trunk with outstretched arms and a radiant smile.
Photo taken by Prince Louis
Alongside the photo, she shared a personal message: "Don't forget to nurture all that which lies beyond the disease," emphasizing the importance of well-being and finding joy beyond a cancer diagnosis.
This World Cancer Day holds special meaning for Kate, who recently announced her remission after chemotherapy in 2024. Through her story and imagery, she aims to inspire hope and support for others, emphasizing the importance of mental, emotional, and physical well-being—reinforced by her patronage of the Royal Marsden Hospital.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
In the photo, the Princess is seen wearing her green Barbour by ALEXACHUNG Chung 'Elfie' Jacket.
The boots appear to be her trusty Penelope Chilvers Conker Long Tassel Boots. 
The cap looks like her Really Wild 'Lindsey' Baker Boys Hat, first seen during a Scout outing in 2013 but it's hard to say for certain.
I'll update the post if any additional outfit details are identified.
The Princess of Wales made a heartwarming and insightful trip to South Wales today, demonstrating her commitment to both supporting vulnerable families and celebrating Welsh industry.
Picture by Michael Hall / Kensington Palace
Her day began at Tŷ Hafan, a children's hospice in Sully, where she was warmly welcomed and announced as the organization's new patron. She spent time with children with life-shortening conditions and their families, as well as staff and volunteers.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The Pricness then joined a ‘stay and play’ session were the children enjoy meaningful play and activities alongside their care.
The Princess also spent time with families who have received support from Tŷ Hafan at every stage, from their children's lives to their passing and bereavement.
Later in the day, Kate's focus shifted to the rich heritage of Welsh manufacturing with a visit to Corgi Socks, a family-run textiles manufacturer in Ammanford, Wales.
Picture by Michael Hall / Kensington Palace
The company is renowned for its high-quality socks and knitwear. During her visit, the Princess met with the skilled design and production teams, learning about their creative process, the technical expertise involved in crafting their products, and the
company's rich history. 
Picture by Michael Hall / Kensington Palace
The visit highlighted the importance of supporting local businesses and preserving traditional crafts within the UK.
Picture by Michael Hall / Kensington Palace
KATE'S OUTFITOUTERWEAR: Chris Kerr Tailored Wool Midi Coat in Cream (repeat). 
Picture by Michael Hall / Kensington Palace
DRESS: Zara Plaid Printed Dress with Belt (repeat). 
SHOES: Russell & Bromley '100Point' Blade Heel Court Shoe in Black (repeat). 
EARRINGS: Spells of Love 'Alia' Hoops in Gold (repeat).
The Princess of Wales made a surprise appearance today, joining her husband, Prince William, at a service held at London’s Guildhall Great Hall to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day and mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
The event brought together faith leaders, civic leaders, and survivors of the Holocaust, as well as those who endured more recent genocides, including those in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, and Darfur.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The royal couple shared an emotional reunion with Holocaust survivors Yvonne Bernstein and Steven Frank, whom Kate photographed in 2020 to commemorate 75 years since the Holocaust's end.
Kensington Palace shared a video showcasing poignant moments from the solemn remembrance ceremony.
KATE'S OUTFIT
OUTERWEAR: Catherine Walker long wool coat in black (repeat). 
Credit: PA Images / Alamy Stock Photo
TOP: Boden Cashmere Crew Neck Sweater in Black (repeat). 
PANTS: Roland Mouret 'Axon' Side Zip Wide Leg Pant in Black (repeat). 
HANDBAG: Chanel Mini Flap Bag in Black Lambskin (repeat). 
SHOES: Russell & Bromley '100Point' Blade Pumps in Black (repeat). 
NECKLACE: NEW! Susan Caplan 1980s Vintage 5-Strand Faux Pearl Necklace (£275). 
BRACELET: Nigel Milne Three-Strand Pearl Bracelet (repeat). 
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Today, the Princess of Wales made a heartfelt visit to the Royal Marsden Hospital in West London, a place of personal significance as it was where she received her chemotherapy treatment last year.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
This visit comes on the heels of the joyous news that the Princess is now in remission.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
During her time at the hospital, Catherine expressed profound gratitude to the dedicated staff who played a pivotal role in her recovery. She also took the time to engage with patients currently undergoing cancer treatment, offering words of encouragement and empathy.
In a significant announcement following the visit, Kensington Palace revealed that Catherine and her husband, Prince William, have become joint patrons of The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust. This new role underscores their continued commitment to supporting cancer care and research.
KATE'S OUTFITOUTERWEAR: Custom BLAZÉ MILANO 'Lahloo Anyway' Checked Midi Coat in Brown (repeat). TOP: Kiltane Cashmere Polo Neck Jumper in Bordeaux (repeat). 
HANDBAG: NEW! Asprey London 'Morgan' Small Top Handle Bag in Cranberry (£2,995).
SHOES: Russell & Bromley ‘Pinpoint’ Pumps in Brown Suede (repeat).
RING: In place of the sapphire engagement ring, Catherine wore her Étincelle de Cartier Wedding Band in Platinum with Sapphires & Diamonds.
Prince William shared a heartfelt message along with a newly released photo of the Princess of Wales, unveiled by Kensington Palace today to celebrate Catherine's 43rd birthday.
© Matt Porteous
In the social media posts, the Prince wrote:
To the most incredible wife and mother. The strength you’ve shown over the last year has been remarkable. George, Charlotte, Louis and I are so proud of you. Happy Birthday, Catherine. We love you. W The black-and-white photo, captured by the Wales family's trusted photographer, Matt Porteous, last summer in Windsor, shows Kate looking relaxed and casual in a pair of dark-wash jeans and black jacket. Both pieces are yet to be identified.
According to Middleton Maven, the scarf she is wearing might be the Gingham Check Stole in Daffodil ($315) from Scottish retailer Brora, a brand frequently worn by Kate.
The shirt appears to be her Frame 'The Standard' Tuxedo Shirt, first worn in 2023 during a visit to the Vsi Razom Community Hub.
Wishing the Princess a very happy birthday! May 2025 bring her abundant wellness, health, and happiness.
The Wales family celebrated Christmas alongside King Charles, Queen Camilla, and extended members of the Royal Family at Sandringham.
Their festive day began with the cherished tradition of attending the Christmas service at St. Mary Magdalene's Church.
The royals, led by the King and Queen, were seen walking to the church on the Norfolk estate.
After the yuletide service, royal family members stopped to chat with well-wishers who had gathered outside the church, eager to catch a glimpse of the royals.
KATE'S OUTFITOUTERWEAR: Alexander McQueen Double-Breasted Long Wool Coat in Green (repeat). HAT: Gina Foster Millinery 'Meribel' Beret in Forest Green (repeat). TOP: Boden Cashmere Crew Neck Sweater in Black (repeat). 
HANDBAG: Grace Han 'Love Letter' Small Top Handle Bag in Black (repeat). 
SHOES: Gianvito Rossi Block Heel Boots in Black Suede (repeat). 
GLOVES: Cornelia James 'Alice' Merino Wool Glove in Black (repeat). 
BRACELET: Halcyon Days 'Maya Torque' Aquamarine and Gold Bangle (repeat). 
EARRINGS: NEW! Robinson Pelham 'Daystar' Blue Topaz Earrings (£5,995). SCARF: NEW! Blackwatch cashmere fringe scarf (unidentified). Some possibilities include the Edinburgh Cashmere Scarf (£108) or the Kiltane Heritage Cashmere Scarf (£79.00).
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The Princess of Wales hosted the fourth annual Together at Christmas carol service on Friday evening at Westminster Abbey.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Supported by The Royal Foundation, this year's service honored individuals who have inspired, guided, and comforted others, embodying the belief that love is the greatest gift of all.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
She also chatted with guest performers.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The Princess was later joined by her husband, Prince William, along with their children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.
At tonight's concert, alongside several members of the royal family, Kate's parents, sister, brother and sister-in-law were also in attendance.
A look at the the Wales family during the service.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The event was filmed for broadcast and will be aired by ITV on Christmas Eve.
Kate embraced a festive look in her red Alexander McQueen double-breasted long wool coat—a custom piece by the British fashion house that she has been wearing since 2020.
Beneath the coat, Kate offered a glimpse of the Emilia Wickstead 'Pris' red tartan pleated midi skirt.
The striking red ensemble was perfectly complemented by her black Ralph Lauren Collection suede high-heel boots.
Kate also added a black Jigsaw velvet bow (£20) to her seasonal look and accessorised with a new pair of Mulberry 'Amberley' Baroque Pearl Earrings ($320).
On her right wrist was the Halcyon Days Salamander Torque Bracelet in Forget-Me-Not.
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On Tuesday morning, the Prince and Princess of Wales greeted the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, and Her Highness Sheikha Jawaher bint Hamad bin Suhaim Al Thani, who are in the United Kingdom for a two-day State Visit.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Following their meeting at the Emir's private residence in London, the group headed to Horse Guards Parade for the Ceremonial Welcome, where the Qatari royals were formally received by King Charles III.
After the ceremonial welcome, they travelled via carriage procession to Buckingham Palace for a private lunch.
This was followed by a viewing of a special exhibition in the Picture Gallery displaying Qatari artefacts from the Royal Collection.
For today's stately welcome, the Princess of Wales chose a diplomatic touch, wearing a bespoke maroon coat by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, a nod to the maroon featured in the Qatari flag.
The Princess made a wardrobe change at Buckingham Palace, choosing to rewear her burgundy Eponine London midi coat dress.
The tonal hat was also a repeat. It's the Sahar Millinery Teardrop Beret with Bow.
Kate carried her burgundy Chanel Calfskin Boy Flap Bag with Enamel Handle and coordinating leather gloves.
On her feet were a new pair of Gianvito Rossi ‘Rhymes’ Boots in Merlot ($1,695).
The Princess completed her regal ensemble with pearl jewellery that once belonged to the late Queen Elizabeth II, featuring the Bahrain Pearl Drop Earrings and the Four-Row Japanese Pearl Choker.
On her left wrist was Princess Diana's three-string pearl bracelet.
Unfortunately, The Princess will not attend tonight’s state dinner. Here is a clip of the preparation for that event.
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