Princess Kate sparks fan frenzy with 'lovely' autumn look as she steps out in Balmoral
The Princess of Wales looked well today as she attended a Sunday church service in Balmoral and royal fans could not help but praise her style choice.
The Princess of Wales looked autumn-ready as she stepped out in Balmoral today to attend the Sunday church service with her husband, the Prince of Wales, King Charles and Queen Camilla.
Princess Kate was a vision in brown as she sported her beloved Hicks & Brown Suffolk fedora in dark brown (£109), what appears to be a dark-coloured turtleneck, a pair of gold earrings by Cassandra Goad (£2,780) and a brown checked wool blazer by Blazé Milano (£1,282.00).
Kate's hat featured feathers and bronze accents as well as a brown leather band.
She previously wore it in August when she was seen attending another Sunday church service with the rest of the royals.
Today was the future Queen's first appearance since announcing she had completed her cancer treatment earlier this month.
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Royal fans loved the princess's autumnal look and expressed their adoration on social media.
One user wrote on X: "I love this outfit, especially her earrings!"
Another one said: "She is so dang cute in that hat! It’s spunky!"
A third one added: "Love the fall style."
A fourth one chimed: "Lovely!"
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A fifth one commented: "So happy to see The Princess Of Wales!"
A sixth one said: "Love the hats and outfits the princess wears, good to see her looking well."
It comes as the future Queen is tipped to make her next public appearance very soon.
Kate is said to be planning to attend the Remembrance Day service on Remembrance Sunday in November, as she slowly resumes her royal duties following her health ordeal.
