The British royal household stepped out in type to have a good time King Charles III’s official Scotland coronation ceremony.
Queen Camilla, Prince William and Princess Kate have been among the many senior royals in attendance on the Wednesday, July 5, coronation service held at St. Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh. The occasion comes two months after Charles, 74, was formally topped as the UK’s new sovereign — in addition to Camilla, 75, as Queen — on Might 6 at Westminster Abbey in London.
Charles, Camilla and William, 41, all wore royal robes for the Scottish ceremony, although they have been completely different from those worn on the monarch’s Might crowning. Slightly than sporting the English flag’s purple, white and blue, the royal trio every donned inexperienced velvet robes with a royal blue sash.
Kate, 41, opted to rock a pop of coloration after matching her and William’s daughter, Princess Charlotte, 8, in white Alexander McQueen robes on the Might coronation. The Duchess of Cambridge sported a vivid blue coat costume by Catherine Walker & Co., a garment she beforehand wore for the royal household’s Easter Mass on April 9 and for Commonwealth Day in March 2022. She accomplished the monochromatic look with an identical hat, purse and heels.
Scroll under to see each look from Charles’ Scotland coronation:
