Kate Middleton stunned in a vibrant crimson coat from M&S when she stepped out for her latest royal engagement with Prince William - and we can't believe it's in the sale right now!
- Kate Middleton and Prince William appeared out in Windsor on Thursday, joining forces to pay a visit to a food bank nearby to their Adelaide Cottage home.
- The Princess of Wales channelled her inner 70s goddess in flares and a bright berry coat, which just so happens to be discounted at M&S.
- In other royal news, the important eye-contact rule Kate Middleton 'never' breaks on royal walkabouts has been revealed.
Stepping out in Windsor, the Prince and Princess of Wales arrived at food bank, Foodshare, to meet with volunteers, learn about how the cost of living crisis is meaning the need for the service is on the rise and lend a hand packing up food parcels to be given to those in need.
Dressing for the chilly weather during the official engagement, Kate paired a bright berry turtleneck sweater with her matching wool coat from Hobbs.
Kate teamed the bold colors with a pair of navy flared trousers, matching heels and her go-to £18 hoop earrings by Orelia.
The striking Hobbs piece is available to buy from M&S and is even discounted in the sale currently!
The Hobbs coat was previously worn by Kate back in 2021 when she paid a visit to Nower Hill High School in London's Harrow, joining a class of year 8 students for a science lesson.
The Princess of Wales teamed the coat with the same crimson sweater and a pair of sleek cigarette trousers, cutting a chic figure in an almost identical outfit on Thursday.
Kate wore the Hobbs Tilda Pure Wool Single Breasted Coat with the same berry sweater back in 2021.
M&S describes the Hobbs coat as "timeless" with a "feminine silhouette" and "traditional tailoring details", with the 100% wool garment boasting a flattering "regular" fit, two pockets at the waist and notched lapels.
Unsurprisingly, Kate's impact and the generous discount has meant that the coat has sold out in most sizes already, but there are a range of similar options at more affordable prices on the market right now.
Following their food bank visit, Kate and William took to social media to share a carousel of photographs from their day at Foodshare.
Alongside snaps of the pair lending a hand to organize crates of essentials and meeting with those who help with the organisation, a caption reads, "Wonderful to spend some time with volunteers at Windsor Foodshare this morning."
They added, "The donations and food packages make such a difference to those in the local area who need them.
"Hope we were more of a help than a hindrance when it came to the packing!"
