Welcome to our nostalgic journey through the Princess’s Easter Sunday fashion history. Before diving into the details, it’s worth noting that Queen Camilla shared warm regards for the Princess of Wales during her recent visit to Shrewsbury. Here’s a snapshot of the Queen with a poster that reads, “Send our love to Kate.”
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During her visit to the Shrewsbury Farmers’ Market this afternoon, where over 2,000 supporters gathered, Camilla conveyed this sentiment.
While interacting with two young girls who presented handmade get well soon cards for Kate, Camilla remarked, ‘Catherine is deeply touched by all the warm wishes and support.’
In this clip from The Sun’s Matt Wilkinson, the Queen engages with two young girls bearing greetings for the Princess.
‘I’ll handle them with care and ensure she knows they’re on their way,’ the Queen assured, leaning in to address the two girls amid windy conditions.
After the encounter, Harriet – enjoying her school break with her sister – expressed, ‘We heard the news and I felt compelled to display the poster to show my affection for Kate.’
Their mother, Lucy Waterston, who was skeptical about the Queen even noticing the cards, shared, ‘She assured us she would definitely convey our love.’
In the realm of positive updates, the King plans to attend the upcoming Easter Mattins service at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor.
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As the Wales family prepares to spend Easter and the school vacation at Anmer Hall, their rural retreat, let’s take a moment to reminisce about the Princess’s Easter attire over the years. We start with Easter Sunday 2014 when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were visiting Australia. The couple attended Easter Sunday services at St. Andrews Cathedral in Sydney.
The dove grey ensemble by Alexander McQueen featured a meticulously tailored coat over a dress.
The coat boasted a funnel neck, structured shoulders, a concealed front closure, and elegantly flared sleeves. It bears a resemblance to an off-the-rack design by the same label, with the notable difference being the full-length sleeves on the Duchess’s custom version.
The Duchess complemented her look with Jane Taylor’s ‘Lupin’ hat, crafted in grey velour felt with a curled bow. She also donned her Harper pumps by LK Bennett and carried her McQueen clutch.
Her jewelry ensemble included the Mappin and Webb ‘Fortune’ necklace and the UFO aquamarine and diamond drop earrings she has worn on several previous occasions.
In 2017, the Duke and Duchess joined royal family members at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor for the first time. This was also when the Duchess started a tradition of choosing previously worn pieces for the Easter Sunday service.
