The royal marked 15 years of attending the festival and service in November 2026.
Since joining the royal family in 2011, Kate Middleton has been a steadfast presence at the annual Remembrance Day service, a solemn event held every second Sunday of November to honor military personnel who have sacrificed their lives in the line of duty.
Known for her sustainable fashion approach, the Princess of Wales often rewears outfits for Remembrance Day ceremonies, including military-inspired coats by Catherine Walker and Alexander McQueen, and Philip Treacy hats, all accessorized with poppy pins, symbols of remembrance for fallen soldiers. In 2024, she paid homage to Princess Diana with her Festival of Remembrance outfit the day before the scheduled Sunday service.
Following her appearance at the 2026 Remembrance Sunday service and her and Prince William’s attendance at the annual Festival of Remembrance the day prior, take a look at Kate Middleton’s outfits for Remembrance Day ceremonies over the years.
For her first appearance at the Cenotaph, the then-Duchess of Cambridge chose a Diane von Furstenberg coat from the designer’s fall 2008 collection. Crafted from 100 percent wool, the jacket features a double-breasted front and is adorned with soutache trim on the detachable collar and cuffs. She completed the look with Kiki McDonough “Grace” earrings and a hat by couture milliner Jane Corbett.
Kate Middleton showcased her preference for sustainable fashion with a royal rewear for the 2012 Remembrance Day Ceremony. She wore the same Diane von Furstenberg coat from the previous year’s ceremony.
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