Princess Kate Rewears Striking Victoria Beckham Suit for Visit to Home-Start Oxford

On Thursday, the Princess of Wales visited Home-Start Oxford, a local charity in Oxford, southern England, that is part of a national network of 175 Home-Start charities providing free, trusted, relational support to families across the UK.

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The Princess took part in a volunteer training session from The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood’s Explainer Series, focusing on ways to strengthen nurturing connections between parents and young children. The program will soon reach Home-Start UK’s 9,000 volunteers nationwide.

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Catherine then participated in a vibrant ‘Stay and Play’ session, where families build relationships and benefit from the guidance of skilled volunteers and staff. Afterwards, Her Royal Highness met with parents supported by Home-Start Oxford, gaining insight into their experiences and the charity’s impact.

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The Princess made a striking appearance in a sophisticated willow-green Victoria Beckham pantsuit, previously worn in May 2025 for the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design.

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The two-piece ensemble features the Patch Pocket Jacket paired with the 'Alina' Trousers.

Today Kate styled it with a perfectly colour-coordinated crewneck knit top, which some have suggested may be the ME+EM Merino Cashmere Barely There Trim Jumper with the white trim removed.

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The superfine knit fabric and colour appear to be an exact match, though I can’t say with complete confidence that it is the same sweater and she had the trim removed.

​On her feet we saw the return of the Ralph Lauren 'Celia' Calfskin Pump in RL Gold.​

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To complete the look, the Princess wore her Kiki Classics Green Amethyst Pear Drop Earrings and Daniella Draper Personalised ‘Midnight Moon’ Necklace.​

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