Kate Middleton captures all eyes at every public event in which she appears. The Princess of Wales is an example of elegance, and that is why she always ends up making the news for her brilliant outfits. In the last few hours, Prince William's wife has enjoyed one of his favorite events of the year: the traditional Christmas carol concert, of which she is the host. This event was held for the third year at Westminster Abbey. Kate appeared accompanied by her husband and her three children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
The truth is that on one of his greatest days he did not lack the support of his loved ones. Kate's sister, Pippa Middleton, and her husband, James Matthews, also attended the event. Also present were Sophie of Edinburgh, Lady Sarah Chatto and her husband, Daniel Chatto, as well as Beatriz of York, accompanied by her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, and his son, Christopher Woolf, and Eugenie of York.
The big absentees of the evening were King Charles III and Queen Camilla. Although both have not been able to attend due to their schedules, the king has donated Christmas trees from Windsor Great Park to decorate Westminster Abbey. Among the group of people who waited for the royal family in the Lady Chapel of the abbey were the singers Beverley Knight and Adam Lambert, the musician Jacob Collier and the actor Jim Broadbent. Without a doubt, it was a great display of recognized faces and styles.
Precisely, Kate was, once again, the one who captured all eyes. For this occasion, Prince William's wife opted for a white look. It was a cream-colored sweater that she combined with wide-leg Holland Cooper pants, valued at 230 euros, and a long, custom-made double-breasted coat, signed by Catherine Walker. As far as accessories are concerned, the princess wore a white Strathberry bag, long Van Cleef and Arpels earrings valued at 7,000 euros and nude high-heeled shoes.
Kate Middleton looked stunning as she arrived at Westminster Abbey, which was lovingly adorned with sustainable and eco-friendly Christmas decorations. This year's theme for the day was the 'Shaping us' campaign, led by Kate, designed to raise awareness of how important what happens to children from birth to five years is, something that conditions their development as adults. .
The 'Royal Carols: Together at Christmas' carol concert aims to recognize the efforts of communities across the UK and highlight the importance of coming together to support each other. Headed by Kate Middleton, it combines traditional and modern elements. The event will be broadcast on ITV on Christmas Eve, and all Britons will be able to enjoy it. During the concert, the Westminster Abbey Choir performed some of the country's best-known Christmas carols. Artists such as Jacob Collier and Freya Ridings and James Bay, among others, also performed.
