The Princess of Wales stunned in a sophisticated navy ensemble as she joined Prince William in Scotland for the naming ceremony of HMS Glasgow.
Known recently for her more understated style choices, the 43-year-old royal made a striking return to high-glamour fashion with a look perfectly suited to the maritime occasion.
Kate arrived at BAE Systems’ shipyard in Scotstoun, Glasgow, wearing a tailored coat dress by Suzannah London, featuring a sleek white stripe down the front and on the pockets—adding a crisp nautical touch.
The sailor-inspired design, priced at £1,850, boasted long sleeves, a cinched waist, and a structured silhouette. For those seeking a similar style at a more accessible price point, Karen Millen offers a comparable option: the ‘Compact Stretch Contrast Tipped Forever Belted Tailored Midi Dress,’ currently on sale for £159.20.
To complete the look, Kate turned to a familiar favorite—her Philip Treacy OC 915 hat from the SS22 collection, previously worn at the Trooping the Colour parade. She paired it with classic nude suede pumps, adding a refined touch to the ensemble.
Her signature brunette locks were styled into an elegant updo, allowing her statement headwear to take center stage while maintaining her timeless, polished aesthetic.
