The Christmas spirit is sweeping through the British Royal Family as they partake in traditional caroling at Westminster Abbey. The “Together at Christmas” carol concert at Westminster Abbey marked the mother of three’s third consecutive year at the event. While she adorned classic colors of red in the two years prior, she opted for a snowy white look this year to grace the occasion.
Dressed entirely in crisp white, the 41-year-old put on a Chris Kerr long white coat over a matching top and wide-legged trousers with gold buttons from Holland Cooper. She flawlessly rounded off the ensemble with a matching Strathberry square handbag, beige pointed-toe heels, and silver drop earrings from Van Cleef and Arpels. The Princess is surely ending the year with more stylish looks!
Kate Middleton Wows At Christmas Carol Event In White
When Vogue posted the photos of the magical night onto their Instagram, fans flocked to the comment section to rave about her classy look, with the post garnering 334K likes so far.
"She’s actually looking the best she ever has," said one fan along with a red-heart emoji. Another user said, "Okay, this is her best look! This looks like a Ralph Lauren ad!"
"Now that is how you wear Winter White," said one user. We agree! One fan noted: "She’s stunning, and looks so happy when she is with her kids."
Kate Middleton & Prince William Share Family Christmas Card
In a historic moment, Prince William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, were present at the event for the very first time! Kate gathered her family outside, and together they made their entrance into the occasion. Although Prince George and Princess Charlotte had attended the event the previous year, it was a special debut for Prince Louis.
On Saturday, Kate Middleton and Prince William shared their annual family Christmas card, and it was quite similar to last year's casual theme, only in black-and-white. The couple and their three children — Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis — showed off their casual side in the black-and-white portrait captured by photographer Josh Shinner, a different photographer than the one they had last year. The whole family matched in white button-ups tucked into jeans as they flashed smiles for the camera while posing against a gray backdrop inside their Windsor home, taking the shoot inside rather than outside compared to last year.
