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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge travelled from Manchester to Wales overnight to arrive in Cardiff this morning on their final day of the Royal Train tour.
They visited Cardiff Castle to highlight how the local tourism industry has coped in the pandemic. Kate looked elegant yet festive in her red Alexander McQueen double-breasted long coat which she debuted for the ‘Hold Still’ Outdoor community exhibition launch in October. Underneath the coat we got a glimpse of the Emilia Wickstead 'Pris' Red Tartan Skirt. You may recall seeing it at the 2018 Christmas party which the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge hosted at Kensington Palace for the Royal British Legion. The new scarf Kate wore today appears to have the same tartan print, hence we can only assume it's by the same designer. The bold red ensemble was offset with familiar black accessories consisting of the Grace Han Love Letter Small Top Handle Bag and Ralph Lauren Collection Suede High Heel Boots.
Kate completed the look with her Spells of Love Alia Hoop Earrings.
During the visit to Cardiff Castle, the Duke and Duchess joined students from Cardiff University for some marshmallow toasting, a Secret Santa exchange and to hear how their mental health has been during this challenging year.
They then hopped back on the Royal Train for an express journey to Bath. William and Kate visited the Cleeve Court Care Home to pay tribute to the efforts of care staff across the country, hearing from staff about their experiences of providing care and helping residents stay connected to their loved ones throughout the pandemic.
Kate wore her Amaia Reusable Cotton Face Mask in Liberty Print during the visit.
The next stop for the Duke and Duchess on the Royal Train tour was the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading. 
© Kensington Palace
Kate coordinated her outfit with the red Emilia Wickstead Tartan Face Mask, featuring the same print as her skirt and scarf seen earlier today.
The final stop for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will be Windsor Castle where they will join The Queen and members of the Royal Family to welcome a number of local volunteers and key workers.
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9 Comments
Bertie
9/12/2020 12:54:09 am
Kate looks so effortlessly regal in this glorious red and what a statement this dashing McQueen coat makes. She carries that length so well on a slender figure and it's such fun that the old tartan skirt matches so well. Love the matching scarf. And love seeing her hair in semi updo with crinkly waves - they can do all that on board train?! Just stunning.
Ava Pittman
9/12/2020 10:56:07 am
The Duchess looks regal and elegant. This outfit is the complete package, marvellous ensemble. Love the festive colours, the tartan scarf is fabulous.
Jessica
10/12/2020 02:41:38 am
I love how festive and coordinated this whole look is. The attention to detail..the skirt, scarf, mask..etc
Isabella
10/12/2020 07:13:37 pm
Well said Jessice, I couldnt agree with you more! She is a timeless, classic beauty!
Alyssa
10/12/2020 12:42:33 pm
Im wondering if the scarfs perhaps a custom piece?
BlondieBlueEye
12/12/2020 01:23:25 pm
I believe it is a custom piece, went on the designer site and only associates is the face mash in the same material. My observation Kate had the Red coat made with a longer length for this beautiful red tartan skirt, so all these items where order a very long time ago. Kate has a long sleeve top in the red tartan that she wore for the Queens Pre-Christmas luncheon in December, 2019 that we only saw her wear it in a car ♥️.
BlondieBlueEye
14/12/2020 12:51:13 pm
accessories, I sometimes dislike spellcheck when they change your words.
Emily
24/2/2021 02:37:05 pm
Did anyone ever id the gloves? I wonder if they are this pair from Mulberry.
Elizabeth (Admin)
24/2/2021 05:44:20 pm
Thanks for the suggestion Emily! In this photo (see link below) you can see the top of the gloves and there is not gold button so unfortunately that rules out the pair by Mulberry: Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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