Catherine, Princess Of Wales Wore Alexander McQueen For ANZAC Day
On Saturday, Catherine, Princess of Wales attended the Service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey as part of the ANZAC Day commemorations in London.
The Princess wore an Alexander McQueen bespoke coat inspired by Sarah Burton’s Pre-Fall 2020 collection, which suggests the piece has been in her wardrobe for some time, well before Burton’s recent move to Givenchy. The coat sits firmly within Catherine’s established style: precise tailoring, a defined waist, and an elongated silhouette that reads as both formal and appropriate for the occasion. I like how the contrasting white lapels soften the navy, bringing a lighter finish that still feels in keeping with the tone of the occasion.
Her styling rarely misses, and this was no exception.
The Gianvito Rossi pumps – a reliable fixture in her wardrobe that she owns in multiple shades – add that familiar consistency, while the navy DeMellier London Nano Montreal bag reinforces her growing preference for the label.
The new Jane Taylor hat adds a classic finishing touch, reinforcing the composed tone of the look, and the jewellery, including Diana, Princess of Wales’ sapphire drop earrings, introduces a subtle note of sentiment that feels entirely in keeping with the service.
When Catherine commits to a colour story, she fully commits, and this head-to-toe navy moment is a reminder of how effective this approach remains for her.
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