Kate Middleton’s Commonwealth Day Service Looks Through the Years: Patterns and Peplum in Erdem, Bold Blues in Catherine Walker and More

There are a certain public events that bring significant members of the British royal family together almost every year. Among them is the Commonwealth Day Service, which takes place annually on the second Monday in March. For the last several years, Kate Middleton has been a fashion fixation at the royal ceremony. With her appearance comes the occasion for designer pieces on full display. Over the course of her more than 10 years attending Commonwealth Day Services, Middleton has fashioned several unique looks that perfectly chart her style evolution through the years. Ahead, see the Princess of Wales in designs courtesy of Catherine Walker, Erdem and more Commonwealth Day Service looks. Commonwealth Day Service 2026 Kate Middleton attends Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey in March 2026. Getty Images For Commonwealth Day Service on Monday, the Princess of Wales opted for a designer beloved by her late mother-in-law Princess Diana. Middleton wore a monochrome Catherine Walker coatdress, with classic elements and modern finesse. The long-sleeve navy blue design featured sharp shoulders, collar and lapels, and a flowing skirt with pleating. Middleton coordinated the look with navy Gianvito Rossi suede pointed toe pumps, a saucer hat with netting and clutch in the same shade. She also

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