The Duchess of Cambridge looked radiant as she debuted a flattering new hairstyle for morning prayers at Crathie Kirk church in Scotland on Sunday. Kate Middleton debuted chic bangs for the occasion.
The royal mother-of-two showed off a flattering fringe and shorter style as she sat in the passenger seat of the Range Rover driven by Prince William.
The 33-year-old has been out of the spotlight for quite some time since giving birth to Princess Charlotte, but she’s ready to come back in full force with a new makeover.
Part of Kate’s hair was pulled up, and her bangs fell equally on both sides of her face. The public haven’t seen Kate rock bangs in a long time.
Kate usually wears her hair in long, angled layers with her shorter layers meshed seamlessly with her longer layers. That’s not the case anymore. Now Kate’s new cheekbone-length bangs are the center of her beauty look.
The Duchess of Cambridge might be a busy mom, but motherhood hasn’t intervened with her autumn/winter clothing and hair preparations.
After admiring Kate’s gorgeous new hairdo, all eyes naturally drifted to her outfit for her visit to Crathie Kirk church in Scotland
Kate Middleton, who is well-known for her thrifty fashion sense, wrapped up warm in a coat she’s worn before from one of her favourite high street stores, Hobbs.
The ‘Celeste’ coat in a rich plum hue was spotted on Kate in Liverpool on Valentine’s Day in 2012, so it’s clear to see that she’s welcoming in the colder months with open arms.
Kate’s coat makes a stylish change from the boring black and navy kind that tend to fill everybody's wardrobes, and no one can go wrong with a timeless burgundy oxblood color to mix things up a bit without going too bold.
A public spotting of Kate Middleton has been a rare thing lately. One of the last time Kate was out in public was for the America’s Cup in Portsmouth in late July 2015. She was sporting a sleek ponytail back then.
Kate Middleton will return to royal duties over the coming weeks, including an appearance at the opening ceremony of the Rugby World Cup.