The Princess of Wales attended the ANZAC Day Service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey on Saturday, wearing a navy coat dress by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen. The structured design featured bold white lapels, a wrap front, and boxy shoulders.
Kate accessorised with a bespoke percher hat by Jane Taylor, navy Gianvito Rossi pumps, and a Demellier 'Nano Montreal Bag' in navy. She wore a pear-shaped tanzanite and diamond pendant necklace by G.Collins & Sons, along with Princess Diana's diamond and sapphire double cluster earrings.
The outfit echoed a look worn by Princess Diana in 1995, when she presented new colours to the Light Dragoon Guards Regiment in Germany. Diana's navy skirt suit with white lapels closely resembled Kate's, though Diana added a wide-brimmed hat and white belt.
Kate modernised the ensemble with her hairstyle, wearing her brunette locks in tumbling mermaid waves with front sections pinned back. This contrasted with Diana's shorter 1990s haircut.
The princess has previously paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, wearing a lilac Emilia Wickstead dress with the late Queen's Bahrain Pearl Drop Earrings and three-strand pearl necklace at a Buckingham Palace reception on 21 April.
