Princess of Wales wears a glowing crimson costume to the Christmas service
The Princess of Wales wowed in a second sparkling red dress in per week for an necessary festive event.
Kate, 40, shimmered in a promotional shot launched right now for her Christmas carol service, which can air at 7pm on Christmas Eve.
Her sequined, long-sleeved ensemble for the image shared by Kensington Palace is off needle and thread.
She wore earlier than the brand’s ‘Aurora’ dressteamed with a pair of crimson Gianvito Rossi heels, for a royal engagement in January 2020.
It comes after the princess shone in one other crimson glittery costume at a reception at Buckingham Palace earlier this week.
The royal mom of three paired a floor-length Jenny Packham gown with her Lover’s Knot tiarabelieved to be value £4,000,000.
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The Princess additionally wore two brooches – together with one with a portrait of the late Queen on a yellow ribbon.
Simply earlier than that, throughout a three-day go to to the USA, she impresses in a bright green rental dress by Solace London.
Her upcoming live performance, which was filmed at Westminster Abbey, was attended by members of the royal household – together with the King and Queen Consort.
It consists of readings by her husband Prince William, Dame Kristin Scott Thomas and Hugh Bonneville, and music by Craig David and Mel C.
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In response to Kensington Palace Royal Carols: Collectively for Christmas pays tribute to the late Queen and “have fun and reveal the enjoyment that human connection and togetherness can carry”.
The Prince and Princess will spend Christmas Day with their youngsters Prince George, 9, Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4, at Sandringham.
Purchasing now: Aurora dress | £460 of needle and thread
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