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On Thursday, the Prince and Princess of Wales received Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden and Prince Daniel at Windsor Castle, who are currently on an official visit to London.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Kate wore a new teal green Emilia Wickstead midi dress, featuring a familiar silhouette. This custom design is rooted in the 'Kate' style, for which the Princess possesses variations in lavender, royal blue and a square-neck version in green, as shown below.
She finished the look with Princess Diana's Cabochon Sapphire Drop Earrings.
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Thursday evening saw the presence of the Prince and Princess of Wales at the Royal Albert Hall for the Royal Variety Performance.
Accompanying them were Crown Princess Couple of Sweden, who are presently undertaking an official visit to London. The Prince and Princess of Wales received Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel at Windsor Castle earlier today.
The Royal Variety Performance is an annual event held in support of the Royal Variety Charity. This charity aids members of the entertainment industry through a nationwide grants scheme, providing assistance to those who have worked professionally in the entertainment sector, especially during these challenging economic times.
KATE'S OUTFITDRESS: Safiyaa 'Destiny' Long Dress in Poseidon (£1,745). HANDBAG: Jenny Packham 'Casa' Clutch in Silver (repeat). 
SHOES: Gianvito Rossi 'Gianvito 105' Pumps in Teal Suede (repeat). 
EARRINGS: J.Crew Pearl and Crystal Earrings (repeat). 
BRACELET: NEW! Crystal cluster bracelet (unidentified).
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On Friday, the Princess of Wales visited Sebby’s Corner in Barnet, marking the commencement of an initiative by the Centre for Early Childhood aimed at supporting families with young children in the lead-up to Christmas.
Kate joined volunteers to put the finishing touches on Sebby’s annual Christmas Grotto, a space that offers struggling families the opportunity to select gifts for their children.
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Additionally, she engaged in discussions with representatives from Baby Banks across the UK, addressing the growing demand for their services.
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KATE'S OUTFITOUTERWEAR: NEW! Sportmax 'Ezor' Coat in Brown ($1,795). 
TOP: NEW! Ribbed turtleneck top in dark brown (unidentified). 
SKIRT: NEW! Really Wild Flippy Suede Skirt in Nutmeg (£445). 
BELT: Polo Ralph Lauren Crocodile-Stamped Leather Belt in Black (repeat). 
EARRINGS: Missoma Rhodochrosite Gold Mini Pyramid Charm Hoops (repeat).
On Tuesday morning, The Prince and Princess of Wales greeted the President of the Republic of Korea, Yoon Suk Yeol, and his wife, Kim Keon Hee, at their hotel in central London, on behalf of The King.
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The royal couple then travelled with The President and the First Lady to Horse Guards Parade for the Ceremonial Welcome where they were formally received by King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
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Afterwards, the President and First Lady joined The King and The Queen Consort, and The Prince and Princess of Wales for a carriage procession along The Mall to Buckingham Palace for a tour and private lunch.
Kate elegantly showcased a harmonious blend of new and previously worn pieces by Catherine Walker. Adorned in a captivating scarlet red, her ensemble featured a knee-length dress paired with the 'Beau Tie' coat from 2021, topped off with a chic new cape coat, creating a sophisticated three-layered look.
The Princess complemented the outfit with a new wide-brim felt hat.
It's a custom design by Jane Taylor, and @Emma4AboutRoyal suggests it's based on the milliner's 'Decima' style.
The Princess accessorized with her Miu Miu bow-embellished suede bag.
On her feet were her red Gianvito Rossi 105 suede pumps.
Kate completed the elegant ensemble with Princess Diana's Cabochon Sapphire Drop Earrings.
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Tonight, the British Royal Family rolled out the red carpet for South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol and his wife Kim Keon Hee, who are on a three-day State visit to the United Kingdom.
King Charles III held a State banquet at Buckingham Palace in their honor, attended by the Prince and Princess of Wales and various members of the Royal family.
This was Kate's sixth State dinner, and tonight, she wore an elegant ivory gown by Jenny Packham featuring embroidered short drape sleeves.
The dress appears to be a customized version based on the designer's 'Anemone' gown ($4,834) from the Spring/Summer 24 resort collection, available in black and light pink. The gold floral embroidered beadwork on Kate's sleeves appears to be less intricate and detailed than that on the off-the-rack models.
Kate complemented the gown with matching custom Paula Rowan Montserrat Satin Opera Gloves and was seen carrying her ivory Anya Hindmarch Maud Pearl-Embellished Satin Clutch Bag.
Below we get a glimpse of her silver Gianvito Rossi 'Rania 105' Pumps.
The Princess wore the Royal Victorian Order sash and badge, along with the Maltese Cross.
Affixed to the left side of her dress was the Royal Family Order of Queen Elizabeth II.
We also saw the return of Queen Elizabeth II's diamond orbital pendant earrings.
The most significant detail of tonight's outfit was undoubtedly the Strathmore Rose Tiara, which had not been worn for nearly a century! This diadem, once owned by Queen Elizabeth (Queen Mother), was a wedding gift from her father, the Earl of Strathmore, when she, then Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, married the Duke of York, who later became King George VI, in 1923.
This tiara was crafted in the late 1800s and acquired from Catchpole & Williams. It showcases a garland of roses made from rose-cut diamonds, set in silver and gold. The pavé-set diamond roses are detachable and can be used as individual brooches. The tiara is designed with two different frames, allowing it to be worn either on top of the head or across the forehead in the bandeau style popular during the 1920s, as seen on Lady Elizabeth (shown below).
Below is a highlight reel from the State banquet:
On Friday, the Princess of Wales shared a video message to open the "Children in Need" fundraising appeal on BBC One.
The three-hour show featured comedy, music, and surprise appearances as celebrities and performers united their talents in support of the charity. Below is the Princess's message of support.
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On Wednesday, the Princess of Wales inaugurated the Shaping Us National Symposium in collaboration with the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, held at the Design Museum in London.
The event brought together cross-disciplinary leaders, specialists in child and adult development, and global thinkers for the inaugural exploration of how our growth, cognition, and behavior evolve across the lifespan, aiming to foster resilience for the future.
The Princess delivered the keynote address.
Later on, Catherine participated in various panel discussions. The Symposium also presented the results of a worldwide listening exercise, where experts from 21 countries collaborated. The goal was to bring together insights on the crucial foundational skills developed in early childhood.
Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
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PANTSUIT: Emilia Wickstead 'Dida' wool-flannel blazer in purple and coordinating trousers (repeats). 
Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
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On Tuesday evening, The Princess of Wales attended the Shaping Us National Symposium reception at the Design Museum in London ahead of tomorrow’s launch.
Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The event will bring together cross-disciplinary leaders, specialists in child and adult development, and global thinkers for the inaugural exploration of how our growth, cognition, and behavior evolve across the lifespan, aiming to foster resilience for the future.
Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
KATE'S OUTFITSEPARATES: Roland Mouret pantsuit in maroon featuring a Single-Breasted Stretch-Cady Blazer and Wide-Leg Stretch-Cady Trousers (repeats).
TOP: Holland Cooper Shirt Bodysuit in White (repeat).
EARRINGS: Shyla Chunky Knot Baroque Pearl Earrings (repeat). 
The Prince and Princess of Wales were spotted departing from Clarence House just before midnight, where they joined other members of the royal family in celebrating the 75th birthday of King Charles III.
The Princess wore a £675 Needle & Thread 'Alicia' gown in emerald green featuring sequin embellishment in a scallop setting, ruffled round neckline and long sleeves.
At the moment, no other outfit details are known based on the limited photos available, and I don't expect we'll see more photos from this private event.
The Princess of Wales attended the annual National Service of Remembrance at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London on Sunday morning.
She watched the service from the Foreign Office central balcony alongside Queen Camilla.
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King Charles III led the nation in Remembrance, joined at the Cenotaph by his siblings, Prince Edward and Princess Anne, as well as his son, Prince William.
For today's somber ceremony, The Princess chose to once again wear her black Catherine Walker military-inspired coat, which she first wore for Remembrance Sunday in 2019 (shown below).
This year, Kate paired the coat with a familiar Philip Treacy hat.
The wide-brimmed chapeau was initially worn for Prince William's Passing-Out Parade in 2006 and was later donned again at the Remembrance Sunday services in 2012 and 2017.
A look at the back of the hat and Kate's tucked updo.
The clutch bag we see beside her on the balcony is a new piece by Jennifer Chamandi (ID by RoyalWikipedia).
It's the 'Le 8 Gold Buckle' style in black suede (£730), showcasing the signature 'Eye Of The Needle' Gold Buckle on an envelope-inspired structure with a removable strap.
Data Duchess notes that the black bow gloves worn today appear to be the same unidentified pair that she carried at the late Queen's funeral.
Alongside her three poppies, the Princess wore a pin of the Fleet Air Arm, of which she was appointed Commodore-in-Chief by King Charles in August. A similar style is shown below.
Kate also wore a pair of pearl earrings that had not been seen on her before.
@CoutureRoyals notes that the earrings are part of a demi-parure once owned by Queen Elizabeth II. Kate initially showcased the Diamond and Pearl Leaf brooch from this set in July 2017 during a commemoration service in Belgium.
Below is a photo from the sole occasion when the late Queen was publicly seen wearing the Diamond and Pearl Leaf earrings, back in 2003 during a Commonwealth Summit dinner in Nigeria.
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You can watch the service in full via The Telegraph's YouTube channel.
The Prince and Princess of Wales attended the Festival of Remembrance on Saturday evening.
The Festival commemorates all those who have lost their lives in conflicts and it is usually attended by the Royal Family. It is organized by the Royal British Legion and is held annually on the eve of Remembrance Sunday.
William and Kate joined King Charles, Queen Camilla, and other senior members of the Royal Family at London's Royal Albert Hall for the British Legion's traditional televised service.
KATE'S OUTFITDRESS: Emilia Wickstead 'Jorgie' Ruched Crepe Dress in Black (repeat). 
HANDBAG: Stuart Weitzman 'Muse' Clutch in Black (repeat). 
SHOES: Aquazzura 'Purist 105' Pump in Black Suede (repeat). 
JEWELLERY: Queen Elizabeth II's three-strand pearl necklace and Bahrain Pearl Drop Earrings (repeats).
The Princess wore a poppy pinned to her dress by the 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards brooch. It is reported that Brigadier Alan Richmond gifted Catherine the brooch on Wednesday when she visited the Guards Regiment in her role as Colonel-in-Chief. Below is an example of the brooch.
Credit: Bickerton Jewellery
The Princess of Wales, Colonel-in-Chief of 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards, visited the Regiment for the first time on Wednesday in Swanton Morley.
The Princess was appointed Colonel-in-Chief of 1St The Queen's Dragoon Guards (QDG) by King Charles III in August this year. This visit allowed Catherine to receive a brief introduction into the Regiment and the operations they carry out, as well as meet families of QDG who live nearby.
​While on her visit, The Princess presented Long Service & Good Conduct medals to several dedicated servicemen and women in the Regiment.
Additionally, she bestowed a well-deserved promotion upon the Regimental Mascot, Trooper 'Longface' Emrys Jones, a Bay Welsh Mountain Pony, elevating him from the rank of 'Lance Corporal' to 'Corporal'.​
For this engagement, Kate wore wore her black Holland Cooper double-breasted blazer with a turtleneck top, black jeans, and her See by Chloé combat boots.
The Prince and Princess of Wales were in Scotland on Thursday to meet organisations supporting rural communities and those working to provide mental health support to young people.
Known as the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay when in Scotland, the royal couple first visited Outfit Moray in Moray, which provides outdoor learning and adventure activity programs for young people.
Following that, the Duke and Duchess visited Brodieshill Farm, where they met with members of the Lower Speyside Young Farmers and representatives from Farmstrong Scotland. This meeting allowed them to delve deeper into the organizations' efforts to promote positive mental well-being in rural communities in Scotland and provide support to local farmers.
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William and Kate wrapped up their trip to Scotland with a visit to DAY1 in Inverness, a charity that offers mentoring, training, personal development, and employability services to vulnerable young people.
KATE'S OUTFITOUTERWEAR: NEW! Burberry Corduroy Collar Diamond Quilted Jacket in Dark Military Green (US$1,150). 
Credit: Kensington Palace
TOP: NEW! Possibly the Polo Ralph Lauren Wool Cashmere Turtleneck Sweater in Black (US$398). 
JEANS: NEW! Mother Denim 'The Weekender' Jeans in 'Deep End' wash (US$258). 
BOOTS: ba&sh 'Coda' Leather Chelsea Boots in Chocolate Brown (repeat). 
EARRINGS: Spells of Love Teardrop Hoops with Garnet Charm (repeat). 
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