Prince William and Kate Middleton of the British royal family embarked on a 2000-kilometer royal train tour on the 6th, visiting England, Scotland, and Wales, personally acknowledging the unconditional dedication of frontline anti-epidemic warriors, medical personnel, and volunteers. This three-day, two-night journey turned into Kate’s “coat fashion show” because she changed into 5 winter coat styles in one breath, and all 5 coats were “repeatedly worn clothes”, not only showing her consistent “high clothing IQ”, but also bringing you the best coat dressing reference template.
Kate kicked off her train journey by wearing a forest green coat from Alexander McQueen on the first day at London Euston Station, paired with a red and green plaid scarf, echoing the festive Christmas atmosphere. In fact, she had worn the same coat when she visited Bradford in January, and this outfit is similar to that time. The accessories other than the scarf, including the handbag, gloves, and over-the-knee boots, are kept simple, all in black tones, keeping the focus on the coat. This minimalist and neat demonstration is very suitable for girls who do not like fancy styles to refer to.
Upon arriving at her first stop in Edinburgh, Scotland, Kate changed into another beloved Catherine Walker cornflower blue coat. This marks the fourth time she has worn this coat, and its tailored fit highlights her tall figure. The slightly shorter A-line hem adds a youthful touch, while pairing it with the same Ralph Lauren boots as her previous outfit elongates her silhouette. Additionally, the leather gloves bring a fresh contrast in texture, and the mask in the same color scheme as the coat creates a cohesive and striking look.
Afterwards, when Kate visited the charity organization FareShare in Manchester, she slightly changed her style, using Hobbs’ double-breasted navy coat to show a handsome and capable side. Unlike the previous two times when she buttoned up all the buttons when wearing it, this time she left all the buttons of the coat open, wearing a knitted sweater from Troy and the Scottish brand Brora, showing the Christmas pattern at the neckline, and paired it with wide-leg pants to present a stylish and domineering demeanor.
When Kate arrived in Wales, she appeared in a bright red outfit, continuing to embrace the festive Christmas atmosphere. The red Alexander McQueen coat she wore at 10 o’clock, while the inner dress was changed to a red plaid dress from Emilia Wickstead to adapt to the weather changes. She also wrapped a scarf in the same color around her neck, tied her hair in a half ponytail, looking more energetic and eye-catching, while still maintaining an elegant and graceful demeanor. This type of tone-on-tone coat outfit is definitely worth copying and pasting.
On her final stop, Kate returned to Windsor Castle to join other royal family members in advance to send birthday wishes to the public. This time, she wore her longtime “beloved” Catherine Walker deep green coat, coincidentally complementing the Queen’s bright red outfit, perfectly presenting a festive atmosphere. The coat is adorned with gemstone button details, making it even more noble and elegant, still not out of fashion from 2017 to now. Kate cleverly paired it with faux fur, giving the old clothes a fresh feeling and exuding a hint of luxury.
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