Yesterday, Duchess Kate took her first royal walk to Sandringham’s Christmas Day church service for the first time since her cancer diagnosis. For the occasion, the Princess of Wales wore a hunter green Alexander McQueen coat, black suede boots, a cozy tartan scarf and matching jacket, with a festive ribbon detail on top. He wore a green hat.
Body language expert Judy James said Middleton’s outfit was both a representation of the holiday spirit and a secret message about her cancer recovery. “The Duchess of Cambridge’s outfit seemed important in terms of her recovery, not least because of the earthy country green hue that blended in with other top royals and created a message of unity and team bonding. , because of her hat, which was a little green beret,” James explained in an interview with Cosmopolitan.
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Additionally, “Kate arrived at the church by walking alongside the crowd, but if she was wearing a wide-brimmed hat as before, she would partially cover her face if she felt vulnerable.” That would have been an option,” he added. Smaller hats like hers tended to signal a bright approach full of strength and confidence, which was reflected in her beaming smile as she passed in front of fans. ”
James also highlighted a sweet moment when Kate and Prince William smiled at each other during a walk, noting that the “dimples” in Kate’s smile “suggested genuine joy and humour.” She continued, “When William looked over and saw it, his own smile seemed to widen, just like the smiles of the excited children on Christmas Day.”
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Indeed, Middleton seemed to be in good spirits despite a trying year, and even lost track of time as she chatted with royal fans waiting outside St. Mary Magdalene Church. According to People magazine, the princess jokingly told the benevolent: “I feel like I’ve lost my family!” Prince William and his three children, Prince George (11), Princess Charlotte (9), and Prince Louis (6), were far ahead of him on that path.