8legs: National service of remembrance at the cenotaph

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The Princess of Wales attended Remembrance Sunday at the Cenotaph, solemn in an all-black look.
She wore Diana's Collingwood Pearl Earrings and a black Catherine Walker London coat for the occasion.
King Charles III led the nation in the two-minute silence at the National Service of Remembrance.
The ceremony included wreath-laying by the Royal Family and attendance of former prime ministers.
Royals and public figures gathered to honor veterans and mark World War II’s 80th anniversary.
The Festival of Remembrance at Royal Albert Hall followed the Cenotaph ceremony.
Kate paid tribute to Princess Diana with earrings inherited from her late mother-in-law.
The article notes the appearance alongside Queen Camilla and other royals during the service.
The piece mentions the public and political figures attending, including Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch.
The reference notes Kate’s journey to the Cenotaph by car with Prince William.

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The Princess of Wales wore a black Catherine Walker coat with an architectural lapel, paired with a lace blue collar blouse for Remembrance Sunday.
Her look featured a sculptural Lock & Co fascinator and minimal makeup with a smoky eye and nude lip.
She wore her late mother-in-law’s Collingwood pearl earrings and a Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Pilot’s wing brooch.
The outfit reaffirmed a royal wardrobe strategy of rewearing existing pieces for wide public appeal.
Kate joined Queen Camilla to watch the proceedings from a balcony as King Charles led the two-minute silence.
The Remembrance Sunday service featured Prince William participating in wreath-laying along with other royals.
This event followed Kate’s appearance at the Festival of Remembrance with her son Prince George.
George wore a black suit and a striped navy, white, and red tie, aligning with his father’s style.
From 2015 to present, Kate has relied on a sophisticated wardrobe of rewears for Remembrance Sunday.
The overall Remembrance Sunday coverage highlighted royal participation and fashion continuity as a quiet, powerful statement.

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