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Princess Kate is always a picture of elegance and with party season upon us there is no better time to dress like a princess.
Over the years, Princess Kate has worn a selection of beautiful dresses which are still appropriate for the cold winter weather.
Finding the perfect Christmas party or New Years Eve dress isn’t always easy but taking inspiration from royalty is a great way to achieve a classy look.
The Royal Family’s outfits are always thought out with great attention to detail so it’s no surprise that Princess Kate’s outfits always look chic.
In 2022, Princess Kate wore a long burgundy dress with matching heels to host her second annual Christmas carol concert at Westminster Abbey.
The timeless look will never go out of style and the bold red-tone colour is festive yet classic for the time of year. Hello Magazine reported that the colour was symbolic of royalty as in the Elizabethan era red was reserved for nobles. It also said that the colour may have been a nod to the religious reason for the season, to symbolise Christ’s sacrifice on the cross.
If you’re looking to get a subtle yet glamorous look in time for the festive season, a long coat would be a great addition to your wardrobe. Princess Kate has often donned a long coat with heeled boots or shoes for Christmas events.
In 2023, she wore an all-white look to the “Together At Christmas” Carol Service, which Prince George, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte attended with their mother and father, Prince William.
The striking ensemble stood out for its light colour in the winter months. Wearing lighter and brighter colours such as white, green, red or blue will create an eye-catching look for the festive season.
Her family wore darker colours including navy and burgundy which made her outfit stand out even more as the royals arrived at the carolling service.
Princess Kate’s accessories also never go unnoticed – her subtle jewellery choices elevate her outfits and the pieces she wears are not always super expensive.