Fighting the cold with fashion! Kate Middleton dons chic $6,000 Alexander McQueen coat over an eye-popping $2,000 orange ensemble as she braves Boston’s plunging temperatures for harbor tour
- The Princess of Wales, 40, dropped by Piers Park in Boston, Massachusetts, alongside her husband, William, also 40, to discuss climate change and rising sea levels on Thursday afternoon
- Kate looked cozy and chic in the designer jacket, which she paired with a similar-colored scarf and gloves. The coat seems to be custom-made, but a similar one by brand is being sold online for $5,960
- The mother-of-three kept the jacket completely buttoned up amid the cold weather, but gave a slight glimpse of her outfit underneath as she exited her vehicle
- She donned a bright orange $790 Gabriela Hearst turtleneck shirt and matching $1,590 skirt under the coat. She accessorized with a pair of Daniella Draper embellished gold hoop earrings and heeled boots
- She and William – who opted for blue trousers and a button down shirt, as well as a blue coat and scarf – seemed in good spirits as they arrived at the pier on the second day of the whirlwind US trip
- Earlier in the day, the royal couple visited climate innovation company Greentown Labs, where she wore a Roland Mouret burgundy pants suit and toted a $4,600 Chanel handbag
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Kate Middleton bundled up in a long brown Alexander McQueen pea coat as she dropped by Piers Park in Boston, Massachusetts with her husband, Prince William, on Thursday afternoon – as temperatures began to drop below 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
The Princess of Wales, 40, looked cozy in the designer jacket, which she paired with a similar-colored scarf and gloves, as well as high-heeled, brown boots. While the coat seems to be custom-made, a similar one by brand is being sold online for $5,960.
The mother-of-three kept the coat completely buttoned up amid the cold weather, but gave a slight glimpse of her outfit underneath – a bright orange $790 Gabriela Hearst turtleneck shirt and matching $1,590 skirt – as she exited her black SUV.
She and William, 40 – who opted for blue trousers and a button down shirt, as well as a blue coat and scarf – seemed in good spirits as they arrived at the park to discuss climate change and rising sea levels.
Kate Middleton bundled up in a long, brown Alexander McQueen pea coat as she dropped by Piers Park in Boston, Massachusetts with her husband, Prince William, on Thursday afternoon
The Princess of Wales, 40, looked cozy in the designer jacket, which she paired with a similar-colored scarf and gloves, as well as heeled, brown boots. While the coat seems to be custom-made, a similar one by brand is being sold online for $5,960
The mother-of-three kept the coat completely buttoned up amid the cold weather, but gave a slight glimpse of her outfit underneath – a bright orange $790 Gabriela Hearst turtleneck shirt and matching $1,590 skirt – as she exited her black SUV
She and William, 40 – who opted for blue trousers and a button down shirt, as well as a blue coat and scarf – seemed in good spirits as they arrived at the park to discuss climate change and rising sea levels
Kate kept half of her long, brown locks pulled back into a neat bun, and she accessorized with a pair of Daniella Draper embellished gold hoop earrings
She kept half of her long, brown locks pulled back into a neat bun, and she accessorized with a pair of embellished Daniella Draper gold hoop earrings.
Earlier in the day, the couple was spotted arriving at climate innovation company Greentown Labs in Somerville, Massachusetts.
For that outing, she donned a chic Roland Mouret burgundy pants suit, as well as a pink tie-neck blouse underneath. Prince William matched his wife in a burgundy sweater and dark grey suit.
As for her shoes, she opted for a pair of $675 Gianvito Rossi suede pumps. She also toted an extravagant Chanel Chanel maroon and gold enamel purse during the visit, which is no longer available but originally sold for $4,664 in 2015, according to LoveThatBag.ca.
Earlier in the day, the couple was spotted arriving at climate innovation company Greentown Labs in Somerville, Massachusetts
For that outing, she donned a chic Roland Mouret burgundy pants suit , as well as a pink tie-neck blouse underneath
As for her shoes, she opted for a pair of $675 Gianvito Rossi suede pumps. She also toted an extravagant Chanel Chanel maroon and gold enamel purse during the visit, which is no longer available but originally sold for $4,664 in 2015
Prince William matched his wife in a burgundy sweater, which he wore under a dark grey suit
Made form quilted calfskin leather, the bag is from Chanel’s Fall-Winter 2016/2017 collection, and features an ornate gold enamel handle.
Made form quilted calfskin leather, the bag is from Chanel’s Fall-Winter 2016/2017 collection, and features an ornate gold enamel handle
Kate was previously seen carrying the purse during a visit to Paris in 2017, and again during a church service in London in 2018, as well as a trip to the Natural History Museum in 2019.
The heels – which are just over two inches high – seem to be a go-to pair for the Princess, as she was pictured wearing them multiple times over the years.
Kate and William put on a brave face as they continued their whirlwind US tour – just a few hours after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a very ill-timed trailer for their upcoming explosive Netflix documentary amid a furious race row at Buckingham Palace back home.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex dropped a teaser for their new show – which is part of their $100 million deal with the streaming giant – in which they shared an incredibly intimate series of never-before-seen images, including several of Meghan crying, while hinting that they are preparing to launch a fresh series of attacks on the royal family.
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Harry and Meghan’s trailer release would have been controversy enough for William and Kate to deal with on the second day of their tour – however, their first US trip in eight years had already been dramatically overshadowed by the news that the Prince’s godmother, Lady Susan Hussey, resigned from the royal household.
Kate was previously seen toting the purse during a visit to Paris in 2017, and again during a church service in London in 2018, as well as a trip to the Natural History Museum in 2019 (seen)
Kate and William put on a brave face as they continued their whirlwind US tour – just a few hours after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a very ill-timed trailer for their upcoming explosive Netflix documentary
In the teaser, Harry and Meghan shared an incredibly intimate series of never-before-seen images, including several of Meghan crying, hinting that they are preparing to launch a fresh series of attacks on the royal family
In addition, just hours before the Prince and Princess touched down in Boston, his godmother, Lady Susan Hussey 83, was accused of making racist comments at a Buckingham Palace event set up by Queen Consort Camilla on Tuesday night
But despite the scandal, the royal couple seemed in good spirits as they arrived in America on Wednesday, as photographers caught them stepping off the plane with happy looks on their faces
And as the trip continued today, the pair seemed unbothered by the controversy back home. They both flashed wide smiles for the cameras as they arrived at the Boston pier
Just hours before the Prince and Princess touched down in Boston to launch William’s Earthshot Prize, his godmother, 83, who is a former lady-in-waiting to the Queen, was accused of making racist comments to black domestic abuse campaigner Ngozi Fulani at a Buckingham Palace event set up by Queen Consort Camilla on Tuesday night.
But despite the scandal, the royal couple seemed in good spirits as they arrived in America on Wednesday, as photographers caught them stepping off the plane with happy looks on their faces.
And as the trip continued today, the pair seemed unbothered by the controversy back home. They both flashed wide smiles for the cameras as they arrived at the Boston pier.
Their cheery expressions gave away little indication of the many controversies brewing within the Monarchy – which have dramatically overshadowed the couple’s three-day tour to Boston.
William and Kate also seemed completely at ease when they visited Greentown Labs earlier in the day, where they were greeted by hoards of fans – including a young boy who dressed up as one of the King’s Guards.
Their cheery expressions gave away little indication of the many controversies brewing within the Monarchy – which have dramatically overshadowed the couple’s three-day tour to Boston
William and Kate also seemed completely at ease when they visited Greentown Labs earlier in the day, where they were greeted by hoards of fans – including a young boy who dressed up as one of the King’s Guards
Henry Dynov-Teixeira, eight, was so impressed by the changing of the guard when he visited Buckingham Palace earlier this year that he asked his family for a costume – and was proudly wearing it, complete with bearskin, at the Royal’s visit
The couple looked delighted as they were introduced to the eight-year-old, who handed them a bouquet of flowers
After arriving in America yesterday, William and Kate attended the Earthshot launch
Henry Dynov-Teixeira, eight, was so impressed by the changing of the guard when he visited Buckingham Palace earlier this year that he asked his family for a costume – and was proudly wearing it, complete with bearskin, at the Royal’s visit.
The royal couple then headed to a Boston Celtics game, where they sat courtside and joined 20,000 fans cheering on the players as they went head-to-head with the Miami Heat
The couple looked delighted as they were introduced to the eight-year-old, who handed them a bouquet of flowers.
He told DailyMail.com afterwards, ‘It was crazy meeting the Prince and Princess. It was crazy. I wasn’t actually that nervous now that I think about it when I actually did it.’
During this morning’s event, the Prince and Princess ‘learned about climate innovations which are being incubated in Boston.’
They also met with the CEO of Greentown Labs and the President of the Northeast Clean Energy Council, who discussed ‘the history’ of the company and ‘how it is contributing to global efforts to address the climate crisis.’
After arriving in America yesterday, William and Kate attended the Earthshot launch, before they headed to a Boston Celtics game, where they sat courtside and joined 20,000 fans cheering on the players as they went head-to-head with the Miami Heat.
This week Prince William will also visit the John F Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum. There are also plans for the royal couple to meet President Joe Biden on Friday, who will be in Boston on a separate trip. In addition, they will attend the Earthshot Prize awards on Friday.
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