Kate Dazzles in Tartan Coat and Queen’s Earrings – A Sweet Nod to Scotland

Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William made a grand entrance at the Palace of Holyroodhouse on May 27, 2021.

The royal couple extended an invitation to NHS workers for a special drive-in cinema screening of Cruella.

Arriving in a Land Rover previously owned by Prince Philip and generously loaned by the Queen, the Cambridges exuded elegance and charm.

For the occasion, the Duchess chose to grace the event in a stunning full-length tartan coat adorned with intricate gold detailing.

The coat boasted a delightful blend of blue, green, and purple hues, accentuated by a thick belt cinching her waist perfectly.

Designed by the renowned British designer Holland Cooper, this exquisite piece comes with a hefty price tag of £849.

Described as classic and timeless, the Marlborough full-length trench coat is not just a fashion statement but also a long-term investment.

Its fitted design effortlessly complements any figure, while the double-breasted front and belted waistline enhance its flattering silhouette.

This masterpiece seamlessly merges style and practicality, crafted with the finest tweeds and materials to embody British-made excellence.

To complete her ensemble, Kate opted for a pair of her favorite heels that harmonized beautifully with the green tones of the coat.

Her choice fell upon the £525 Manolo Blahnik heels in dark green velvet, a staple in the Duchess's wardrobe.

Known for her extensive collection of these heels in various colors, Kate has flaunted them on numerous occasions, showcasing her impeccable taste in fashion.

In the realm of accessories, the Duchess adorned herself with a stunning pair of earrings borrowed from the Queen's collection.

The Dubai-looped Sapphire Demi-Parure was originally gifted to the Queen during her 1979 tour of the Gulf states.

The set included a necklace featuring diamond loops intertwined with large oval sapphires, accompanied by a pair of earrings and a ring, all embellished with a large oval sapphire encircled by diamonds.

As is customary with many jewelry pieces, the Queen made modifications to the necklace, shortening it and repurposing two spare sapphire loops into a new set of earrings.