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As anticipated, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are spending the part of their summer with the Queen and Prince Philip at their Scottish holiday home, Balmoral Castle.
Members of the royal family attended a church service on Sunday at the nearby Crathie Kirk. Kate and William joined the Queen in Her Majesty's Bentley as they made their way to the service. The Duchess wore a new coat by Guinea London (ID by Samantha Salazar). This is the first occasion we have seen Kate don a piece from the British brand which was only established a couple of years ago in 2017. She wore the label's Navy Herringbone Wool Trench Coat (£525), a design which fuses the styling of a military greatcoat with the flowing shape of a '60s maxi coat. The 100% wool tweed is offset with velvet trims at the cuffs and back. 
She complemented the outfit with her navy Lock & Co hat which Kate has worn on a number occasions since she debuted it in 2016 at a service marking the 75th anniversary of the Royal Air Force Cadets. 
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5 Comments
Louise
29/8/2019 04:51:25 am
It is good to see Kate looking lovely. This is a great hat, good that she repeats it.
Cate
30/8/2019 08:41:15 am
Why does Kate now hardly never have any outfits,.
Ava Pittman
30/8/2019 04:48:00 pm
The Duchess looked lovely. The coat I really like and the detail is superb. The print dress I loved the first time she wore it and the same now. It would be nice to see the Duchess branch out somewhat, coat wise its seems sometimes they all have similar themes and look so alike. Loved her hoop earrings, gorgeous
Karen
1/9/2019 04:34:46 am
Just wondering why the print/font is a lighter colour now. It's actually very tough to read now. Not dark enough.
Elizabeth (Admin)
1/9/2019 07:06:07 pm
Hi Karen, I changed the website layout and I'm trialing different fonts and colors so I really appreciate your feedback! I will see if I can make it darker. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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