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Kate Middleton wore the Queen Victoria’s Oriental Circlet Tiara, a first-time choice for her, at Windsor Castle’s German state banquet.
The tiara is described as one of the most important Victorian-era jewels, created for Queen Victoria by Prince Albert in 1853 and set with 2,600 diamonds.
This marks the first public outing of the tiara since 2006, making Kate the wearer of this piece after decades of it being sparingly used.
Kate paired the tiara with a dramatic emerald-green cape gown by Jenny Packham for the state banquet.
The event highlighted Kate and William’s ongoing diplomatic role and fashion diplomacy with a nod to German fashion.
The coverage references Kate’s prior tiara choices, noting frequent use of the Queen Mary Lover’s Knot and less frequent others.
Kate’s appearance continued a pattern of diplomatic dressing ahead of the German president’s visit.
The report notes the tiara's public reappearance and places Kate among a select group of royal tiara wearers.
The event featured coverage of William and Kate’s Windsor Castle appearance alongside German dignitaries.

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PEOPLE presents a side-by-side look at the Victoria cast and the real royals they portray, starting with Jenna Coleman as Queen Victoria.
The article notes Victoria's ascension to the throne at age 18 and centres on her early leadership and relationships.
Tom Hughes plays Prince Albert, highlighting his role in education, technology and parliamentary politics.
The piece covers key historical figures such as Lord Melbourne and Sir John Conroy as depicted in the drama.
Catherine Flemming is shown as Victoria's mother, the Duchess of Kent, in the series.
The article describes Paul Rhys portraying Sir John Conroy and his historical role with Victoria's mother.
Numerous cast members are introduced with brief bios linking their careers to historical portrayals.
The Netflix release note indicates Victoria hit Netflix in December 2025.
Nell Hudson is identified as Nancy Skerrett, Victoria's dresser and head of wardrobe staff.
Ferdinand Kingsley portrays Chef Francatelli, a pivotal royal kitchen figure in the show.
The piece includes a disclaimer about dramatization versus historical accuracy in Victoria.

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The Prince and Princess of Wales hosted a State Banquet at Windsor Castle for German President Steinmeier and the First Lady.
Catherine wore Jenny Packham blue gown with Queen Victoria's Oriental Circlet Tiara for the occasion.
The tiara originated with Queen Victoria and has a long royal lineage through successive queens.
Queen Camilla wore a green lace dress and the Girls of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Tiara.
The event featured a Royal Collection exhibition and a multi-course menu including Windsor Partridge and Baked Alaska.
The State Banquet is part of Windsor’s ongoing hosting of royal events, with another such visit within three months.
The King and President delivered speeches before the banquet began.
The guest list included members of the Royal Family and other dignitaries.
The ball featured a Christmas tree as part of the hall decorations for the banquet.

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