The Princess of Wales hosted her fourth annual carol service, Together at Christmas, at Westminster Abbey with a bold look from two of her favourite designers.
Catherine re-wore a scarlet Alexander MacQueen coat to the service. She first wore the piece in 2020 when she attended the official launch of her Hold Still photography project.
The double-breasted coat has black buttons on the front, as well on the cuffs. She added a large black velvet bow at the base of the neck, an accessory she first wore on Remembrance Sunday.
In another blast from the past, she wore the Pris Pleated Midi Skirt in Red Tartan from Emilia Wickstead, another favourite fashion house. She wore both the coat and the skirt together in December 2020.
The Princess completed her look with large pearl drop earrings and black suede boots.
Princess Charlotte didn’t miss out on a matching fashion moment. She wore a burgundy coat from Trotters, a British childrenswear company.
Charlotte also matched her mother with accessories. The nine year old princess wore a smaller, black velvet bow in her hair to tie her look together.
Not to be entirely outdone, The Prince of Wales, Prince George, and Prince Louis all wore red ties with their suits.
Together at Christmas will air on ITV1 on Christmas Eve.
