Princess Kate's Bold Style at Canterbury Cathedral

0:00On March 25, Princess Kate made a stylish appearance alongside Prince William at Canterbury Cathedral for a major church event. She stood out in a wide-brimed straw-boter hat, with a black and white houndstooth pattern, crafted by British milliner Juliet Bauderel. The hat featured a dramatic sash and shaded much of her face, tilted perfectly over her elegant bun. She masked the hat with a sharp double-breasted houndstooth coat from Susanna London, worn over a flowing black midi dress. The coat had bold shoulders, black lining and buttons high on the waist for a tailored look. Kate finished the outfit with pointy black pattern leather pumps and stand out jewellery, including large white pro-flower earrings and a diamond cross, necklace. Her choice leaned bolder than her usual classic style. The visit marked the installation of Dame Sarah Mullley as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, the first woman to lead the church of. England. Mullley started her career as a nurse before entering the clergy.

1:00More than 2,000 people attended, including other royals, the prime minister, faith leaders, dignitaries and schoolchildren, highlighting the historic milestone for the church. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.