She chose a dress from May 2023, the next time she was seen there.
Kate, 42, made the announcement on Friday that she would be making her first public appearance since January when she revealed she had had abdominal operation. Follow The Independent‘s life reporting on the Trooping the Colour march.
At the occasion on Saturday, Kate wore a strong light Jenny Packham dress with dark aspect, and a white angled helmet by Philip Treacey.
A simple knee-length light design with a white and black bow on her straight back was the centerpiece of the dress.
In honor of her position as the honourable Captain of the European Guards, she paired the clothing with bright stilettoes and an Irish Guards brooch.
Kate and her three kids took the Glass Coach to the Horse Guards Parade march.
The Queen, however, who was seen waving from a different vehicle with the King, was dressed in a yellow green silk silk coat and gown from Anna Valentine, and a hat by Philip Treacy. She accessorised with her Grenadier Guards military necklace, and a pearl necklace.
Kate revealed in a heartfelt speech on Friday that she has both good and bad days as a result of her “preventative treatment” for an unnamed form of cancer.
The Princess stated that she has returned to light jobs and will assist her three children with their math when she feels also much. She acknowledged that she is still” not out of the woods.”
Kate was “blown apart” by the “kind information” that had made a “world of distinction to William and me and has helped us both through some of the difficult days,” according to Kate, who said she had been “blown aside” by the “kind information.”
Since marrying Prince William in 2011, Kate has attended Trooping the Colour every year, with the exception of 2020 and 2021, when the event was postponed because of the Covid pandemic.
The family will be able to watch the ceremony from a building’s balcony with views of Horse Guards Parade.
Since 10.30am, spectators have been treated to a display of pomp and precision involving more than 1, 000 soldiers, 250 military musicians and more than 200 horses.