A sign that life is very much returning, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge today made their first in-person appearance since last year.
For the occasion, the Duchess of Cambridge opted for a spring-ready peony shade in what is believed to be a Max& Co. pink coat and the peachy-hued Hambleden Scallop Jumper from Boden.
In keeping with government guidelines, Kate re-wore her go-to £15 Amaia Libety-print face mask which she first debuted last August for a visit to a children’s centre in Sheffield.
It would appear that pinks are Kate’s colour of choice for the spring; she wore a peachy Boden blouse last week for a video call with Jasmine Harrison, the youngest woman to row solo across the Atlantic.
The Cambridges made their appearance today to pay a visit to a local primary school in East London, during which Prince William stated that the royals are “very much not a racist family” and confirmed that he had yet to speak to Prince Harry following his and Meghan Markle’s tell-all interview with Oprah.
