Kate Middleton is slowly making a return to public duties, and today, she joined the rest of the royal family at the annual Commonwealth Day service For the occasion, she chose a red dress by Catherine Walker that features an oversized bow on the chest,

The Princess of Wales arrived at Westminster Abbey in showstopping cherry red to attend celebrations for Commonwealth Day 2025

Kate Middleton attended her latest public engagement on Monday alongside her husband, Prince William. The Princess of Wales joined members of the British royal family for Commonwealth Day services at Westminster Abbey in London, for which the royal styled sentimental accessories and a bright red coatdress.

The Princess of Wales rewore a favourite dress of hers for the occasion, a pillar-box red coatdress by Catherine Walker with a big, feminine bow adorning the collar and large buttons running down the front. It is the second time she's donned the garment, having previously worn it to the carol service at Westminster Abbey in December 2021.

Kate, the Princess of Wales, has embraced a more sustainable fashion approach, often rewearing beloved pieces. At the Commonwealth Day Service, she showcased a red Catherine Walker dress, paired with royal heirlooms.

Kate Middleton's return to the Commonwealth Day celebrations on Monday, March 10, was a masterclass in royal symbolism and sartorial elegance.

The Princess of Wales wore a bright red bow-trimmed dress, pillbox hat and some meaningful jewelry for the annual celebration.

The Princess of Wales this afternoon recycled a Catherine Walker dress for the annual Commonwealth Day Service, paired with Princess Diana and Queen Elizabeth II’s personal jewels.

The Princess of Wales' Commonwealth Day ensemble and jewelry were full of meaning Kate Middleton just joined the royal family for Commonwealth Day, sending several subtle fashion statements with her regal red ensemble.