Kate Middleton Channels Princess Diana's Dynasty Era to 2023
LONDON — Catherine, Princess of Wales, the first Trooping of the Color offered a specific statement indicating the type of princess she becomes and the future queen she will be.
She wore a custom emerald green Andrew Gn coat dress with satin trim to represent her role as Colonel of the Irish Guards, with a matching hat by Philip Treacy.
The dress features blue jewelry embellishments to match her engagement ring and earrings in sapphire that belonged to the late Diana, Princess of Wales.
The princess added a Cartier trefoil brooch to her green number.
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Catherine, Princess of Wales in Andrew Gn. Getty ImagesKate Middleton's outfit was a nod to Diana's green Catherine Walker dress with a white trim which she paired with a matching hat for the Trooping of the Color in 1988, as well as Queen Elizabeth II's neon green coat dress which she wore at the Trooping the Color ceremony in 2016.
The Princess of Wales has supported local designers such as Stella McCartney, Erdem and Alexander McQueen for projects as important. royal functions - and therefore the choice of Gn is surprising.
LONDON — Catherine, Princess of Wales, the first Trooping of the Color offered a specific statement indicating the type of princess she becomes and the future queen she will be.
She wore a custom emerald green Andrew Gn coat dress with satin trim to represent her role as Colonel of the Irish Guards, with a matching hat by Philip Treacy.
The dress features blue jewelry embellishments to match her engagement ring and earrings in sapphire that belonged to the late Diana, Princess of Wales.
The princess added a Cartier trefoil brooch to her green number.
Related Galleries
Catherine, Princess of Wales in Andrew Gn. Getty ImagesKate Middleton's outfit was a nod to Diana's green Catherine Walker dress with a white trim which she paired with a matching hat for the Trooping of the Color in 1988, as well as Queen Elizabeth II's neon green coat dress which she wore at the Trooping the Color ceremony in 2016.
The Princess of Wales has supported local designers such as Stella McCartney, Erdem and Alexander McQueen for projects as important. royal functions - and therefore the choice of Gn is surprising.
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