Kate’s bump was very visible under her outfit today, she is really starting to show!
Kate also gave a shamrock to the regiment’s new mascot, an eight-month-old Irish wolfhound named Domhnall, pinning the sprig to his bright red coat. You may remember Kate pinned a shamrock to Irish wolfhound Conmael last year? The six-year-old dog was recently retired and Domhnall has been training to take his place. Today was Domhnall’s first public engagement.
Kate’s outfit:
Kate ‘repeated’ her dark green Emilia Wickstead coat dress, which she wore to last year’s Irish Guard parade too. However, this time Kate paired the outfit with black accessories instead of brown. She also removed the belt to accomodate for her growing baby bump.Here we take a look at Kate wore the outfit today (left) and last year (right.)
This year, Kate accessorised her Emilia Wickstead coat dress with her black John Lock “Fairy Tale” hat (last worn in March last year, during her trip to Leicester with The Queen and Prince Phillip. She also wore her black Episode Angel shoes and the Cornelia James black wool gloves with side bow.
Under her coat dress, you’ll noticed a black polo neck (turtleneck) sweater. Many speculate that this could be the same garment Kate wore under her Luisa Spagnoli suit dress from a visit to at Saint Andrews, or even the black Oasis dress worn on the visit to Liverpool last February. Of course, it could be a different piece entirely!
Kate also wore a gold shamrock brooch by Cartier. The brooch is a royal heirloom first worn by Queen Alexandra in 1901 and which has also been worn by Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother too.
Kate wore a pair of unidentified emerald green earrings, last worn publicly to the London Natural History Museum in November 2012.
Kate wore her hair up today, tied into a neat chignon and pinned into place, with her hat resting on top. We contrast her hairstyle with last year’s in the following picture – I have to say, I much prefer today’s look – there’s just something fabulous about Kate’s up-dos!
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