The royal family continues to steal the spotlight with their grace and elegance during their public outings this week.
Catherine and Sophia dazzled in beautiful outfits at a 700-year-old royal ceremony in Windsor on Monday as they stepped out to support their respective husbands, William and Edward, as well as the King and Queen, at Windsor Castle for the annual Order of the Garter ceremony at St George’s Chapel.
Much-adored royal wives Princess Kate and Duchess Sophie stole the show with their impressive courtesy to the monarch and his wife at today’s Garter Day procession at Windsor Castle.
The fascinating video of the royal went viral and captured the attention and hearts of her fans.
Kate stole the show in a custom-made coat made from fabric woven by, and a hat made from the same fabric. She wore earrings to enhance her beauty.
Meanwhile, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, wore a Suzannah London ‘Gabriella’ silk tea dress, which retails for £1,590.
The royal ladies were watching the traditional procession from the Castle to St George’s Chapel for the annual service honoring the UK’s oldest and highest-ranking order of chivalry, the Order of the Garter.
William and Kate, Charles and Camilla, Edward and Sophie, Anne and Sir Tim and the Duke and Duchess and Gloucester were seen returning to the castle in carriages.
The royals walked in procession from the castle to the chapel for the service, which marks one of the most important events in the royal calendar.
