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On Wednesday, the Princess of Wales visited the West Sussex Minibus, a volunteer-led community transport organisation.
Picture by David Cliff / Kensington Palace
The Princess began her visit by joining one of the minibus’s pick-up journeys, helping passengers from their homes onto the bus.
Picture by David Cliff / Kensington Palace
During the trip, she heard how the service is a lifeline for isolated people, helping them remain active, independent and socially connected through friendships, community activities and the things they enjoy.
The Princess concluded her visit at Pulborough Village Hall, where the weekly lunch club offers a welcoming space for people from across the local community to come together, socialise and enjoy activities.
For the occasion, Kate opted for a polished yet practical outfit, pairing classic tailoring with relaxed separates.
She donned her charcoal grey Jigsaw Wool Maxi City Coat, first worn last September during a visit to Southport.
She softened the structured coat with a new Reiss ‘Kathlyn’ Matte-Silk Tie-Neck Blouse in Grey, pairing it with her Polo Ralph Lauren ‘Bacall’ Wool-Blend Trousers in Grey Melange.
To break up the monochromatic grey, Kate introduced rich burgundy accessories, debuting the Victoria Beckham Portofino Mirror Leather Belt in Dark Burgundy.
She coordinated it with a new Smythson Day Cross-Body Bag.
Complementing the new accessories were her Gianvito Rossi 'Gianvito' 85 Pumps in Burgundy Suede.
The Princess finished the look with her Annoushka Pearl and Kiki Diamond Hoop Earrings.
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On Tuesday, the Prince and Princess of Wales visited AMT Headingley Rugby Stadium in Leeds, home of the Leeds Rhinos, to learn how the club and its foundation are changing lives through sport.
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Their Royal Highnesses met Jamie Jones-Buchanan MBE, CEO of the Leeds Rhinos. They also heard from former captain Danny McGuire, who has returned to the club through the Foundation to lead its Rugby League Development Plan, before meeting young people enrolled in the programme to see its impact first-hand.
Picture by David Cliff / Kensington Palace
The Princess wore a mix of familiar separates, pairing her Ralph Lauren Collection Camden Cashmere Jacket in Dark Racing Green with her black Roland Mouret 'Axon' Side Zip Wide Leg Pant.
The top worn beneath the blazer appears to be the Joseph silk-blend tank in black, a style she already owns in ivory.
Below, we get a glimpse of the unidentified black belt with a square buckle and double-prong fastening that the Princess previously wore for St. Patrick’s Day with the Irish Guards.
Picture by David Cliff / Kensington Palace
I initially thought Kate wore her Gianvito Rossi ‘Piper’ 85 pumps in black suede, but upon closer inspection, they appear to be leather instead. With no clear photos of the shoes, an accurate identification isn’t possible.
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The Princess finished the look with her Mappin & Webb Empress Drop Earrings.
The Princess of Wales hosted a tea party at Windsor Castle for people she met while doing the Three Peaks Challenge in June.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Although the tea party took place on September 15, Kensington Palace released photos from the event today, along with a video shared on social media.
For the occasion, the Princess debuted a custom Burberry dress in a familiar silhouette, having previously worn the style in navy for the State Welcome of the German President last December.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The design is similar to the brand’s ‘Amelia’ dress, shown below in an off-the-rack brown version for comparison. Kate’s custom design features long sleeves, while the belt is crafted from the same fabric as the dress.
It is suggested her shoes may be a new pair of Gianvito Rossi 'Gianvito' 85 pumps in burgundy suede.
Kate finished the look with her Daniella Draper Mini Cupid Hoops paired with the Baby Shamrock Charms.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
On Thursday, the Princess of Wales, Patron of The Forward Trust, visited the addiction support charity in Southend to mark this year’s Addiction Awareness Week.
Picture by David Cliff / Kensington Palace
She learned more about Forward Growing, a new initiative that uses gardening, nature and outdoor activities to support recovery and wellbeing.
For the visit, Kate opted for a smart-casual look, bringing back her Glen plaid Max Mara double-breasted blazer, which she first wore earlier this summer for an Armed Forces Day event with Prince George.
She paired it with a new dark brown Ralph Lauren Collection Cashmere Knit Crewneck Sweater and her Joseph ‘Coleman’ Trousers in Cocoa, creating a warm, tonal look.
A brown Emilia Wickstead Leather Belt added a polished touch.
To complete the ensemble, Kate accessorised with her Laura Lombardi 'Portrait' Necklace and Cartier Trinity Classic Model Earrings.
The Prince and Princess of Wales stepped onto the red carpet in London on Tuesday evening for the world premiere and Royal Film Performance of Digger.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The special screening at the Odeon Luxe in Leicester Square supports the Film and TV Charity, which provides vital assistance to people working across the UK’s film and television industries.
The Prince and Princess met with members of the film’s cast and creative team, as well as producers and Warner Bros. executives.
The couple also spent time chatting with the film’s leading man, Tom Cruise, before making their way inside for the screening.
For the premiere, the Princess stepped out in an elegant evening ensemble, debuting a striking Jenny Packham pleated silk-chiffon gown.
The floor-length design features delicate pleating throughout, creating a soft, flowing silhouette. At the back, the gown was finished with a graceful train, while billowing long sleeves added to its fluid movement.
The gown is from Jenny Packham’s Fall 2016 ready-to-wear collection and is presented in a rich purple hue described by the designer as “Grape.” The original design featured cut-out bishop sleeves, which were modified for the Princess with the openings closed for a more modest finish.
The gala-worthy gown was complemented by an equally striking piece of jewellery, with the Princess selecting the piece known as the Queen Mother’s Amethyst Necklace.
The necklace was a wedding gift to Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon, later known as the Queen Mother, from Queen Alexandra upon her marriage to the Duke of York in 1923. It was not publicly worn, however, until almost 90 years later, when Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, wore it to the Skyfall premiere in 2012.
This royal heirloom combines rows of seed pearls with round amethysts and a
large heart-shaped amethyst pendant surrounded by diamonds.
With Kate's hair partially pulled back, the Collingwood Diamond & Pearl Drop Earrings were beautifully showcased.
Below is a view of the back of her hairstyle.
To complete the look, Kate accessorised with coordinating Jimmy Choo pieces, bringing back her ‘J Box’ velvet clutch bag and ‘Romy 100’ velvet pumps.
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On Thursday, the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay—the titles used by the Prince and Princess of Wales in Scotland—visited Rothesay on the Isle of Bute, marking their first official visit to the Scottish island.
The visit focused on community, volunteering and the environment. Their first engagement was at Bute Shinty and Amateur Athletic Club, where they met local players and volunteers and tried their hand at the traditional Scottish sport of shinty.
They then travelled to Ettrick Bay, where they joined volunteers from Beachwatch Bute for a beach clean-up, helping to remove litter from the shoreline.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The couple also took part in a tractor ride along the beach.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Their final stop was the Anchor Tavern, a community-owned pub and hub in nearby Bannatyne, where they met people involved in the local community.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
After leaving the pub, the royal couple did a walkabout to greet the locals that had gathered outside.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
For the visit, the Princess embraced a practical autumnal look, centred around a new Burberry trench coat in dark brown.
It appears to be crafted from cotton gabardine, although the exact style remains unidentified and does not appear in Burberry’s current collection. The closest silhouette is the brand’s long 'Kensington' trench, available in black, beige and navy.
There is also a cashmere version of the Kensington, which more closely matches the length of Kate’s coat.
Beneath it, she wore a new Really Wild Cashmere Ribbed Rollneck Sweater in Loden - a style she also owns in black.
A statement Maison Hotel 'Guadalupe' belt added contrast to the tonal ensemble. It's designed in rich jacquard with an intricate floral motif in a brown leather base and finished with a brushed silver buckle.
Throughout the day, the Princess wore her House of Bruar Ladies Tweed 8 Piece Hat in Green Herringbone.
On her feet, she wore a new pair of brown suede Chelsea boots, which are yet to be identified.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Kate completed the look with her Kiki McDonough ‘Lauren’ Pavé Diamond Leaf Earrings.
Princess Kate Brings Back Suzannah ‘Flippy Wiggle’ Dress for Visit to The Royal Marsden Hospital11/9/2026
On Friday, The Princess of Wales made a visit to The Royal Marsden Hospital in London, returning to the specialist cancer centre where she received treatment in 2024.
Picture by David Cliff / Kensington Palace
The visit followed Catherine’s National Three Peaks Challenge in June, which saw her climb Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon within 24 hours to raise funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. The initiative is supporting the development of a new Centre for Holistic Wellbeing and Recovery, focusing on the physical, emotional, social and spiritual wellbeing of cancer patients.
Picture by David Cliff / Kensington Palace
During her visit, the Princess spent time meeting with patients and staff, while learning more about how the funds raised through her challenge will support the development of holistic care.
Picture by David Cliff / Kensington Palace
For the visit, the Princess brought back her emerald green Suzannah London ‘Flippy Wiggle’ Dress, first worn in 2023 during a visit to the Anna Freud Centre.
She paired the dress with her black Camilla Elphick ‘Lucia’ Slingback Pumps.
Kate completed the look with her Mappin & Webb ‘Empress’ demi-parure.
The Prince and Princess of Wales marked World Suicide Prevention Day on Thursday by launching "On Your Side: A Suicide Prevention Toolkit for People in Sport" at Liverpool’s new Hill Dickinson Stadium, home of Everton Football Club.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The Royal Foundation of the Prince and Princess of Wales brought together leading figures from across sport to call on the sector to unite behind a shared goal of suicide prevention.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
For the event, the Princess rewore her cornflower blue Edeline Lee pantsuit, featuring the 'Lola' blazer and matching 'Averill' trousers.
On her feet were the grey Hugo Boss 'Staple P90-L' Embossed Leather Pumps.
The Princess added a sentimental detail to her look with her Earsass 'Issy' Star Earrings. Gifted to her in 2023 by a mother who lost her daughter to suicide, the earrings benefit the mental health charity Brave Mind.
The Laura Lombardi 'Portrait' Necklace added the finishing touch.
On Tuesday, the Prince and Princess of Wales accompanied their 13-year-old son, Prince George, as he arrived for his first day at Eton College in Eton, west of London.
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The milestone marked the beginning of a new chapter for the young royal, who is following in the footsteps of his father, Prince William, who attended the prestigious boarding school from 1995 to 2000.
Picture by Matt Porteous / Kensington Palace
For the momentous occasion, the Princess revisited her custom teal green Emilia Wickstead ‘Kate’ midi dress, first worn in 2023 for an audience with Swedish royalty.
Her shoes appear to the Gianvito Rossi 'Gianvito' 85 suede pumps in Chocolate.
Kate added the finishing touches to her look with the Laura Lombardi 'Portrait' Necklace and Cartier Trinity Classic Model Earrings.
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