Kate Middleton Sees Blue in Catherine Walker for Commonwealth Day Service

Kate Middleton went the classic monochrome route with her blue Catherine Walker coatdress and more for 2026 Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey in London on Monday. The Princess of Wales styled a bespoke look from one of her late mother-in-law Princess Diana’s favorite designers. The navy Catherine Walker coatdress was designed with modernity and classic elegance in mind. Kate Middleton and Prince William Getty Images The long-sleeve dress featured sharp shoulders with equally geometric collar and lapels. A fitted bodice included four buttons at the waist, transitioning to a paneled skirt with a bevy of pleating. Middleton coordinated the dress with a pair of suede Gianvito Rossi pumps. Other accessories styled by the British royal family member included her navy saucer hat by Sean Barrett Millinery, featuring a bow and netting on the brim. She also carried the Strathberry wallet clutch in a similar shade of navy. Middleton’s jewelry pieces catered to the classic elements of her attire, wearing a five-strand faux pearl necklace from Susan Caplan. Kate Middleton Getty Images The Princess of Wales capped off her attire with the historic Bahrain Pearl Drop earrings. The jewelry pieces were originally owned by the late Queen Elizabeth II, who received them around the time of her

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