It was the apparition we had been waiting for the most: that of Kate Middleton. Absent at the proclamation of King Charles III, the now Duchess of Cornwall and new Princess of Wales was missed by many fans. And finally, the fab oven made a surprise and very noticeable appearance at the end of the day, Saturday September 10th. Of the reunion between Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle that everyone was waiting for and which finally took place after the death of Elizabeth II. Strong images of the two couples reunited which marked these first days of mourning. If the two wives were sober and elegant, making a faultless for this first outing under the reign of Charles III, Kate Middleton grabbed attention with a hair change.
The Princess of Wales has indeed made her debut with a new hairstyle, which has not gone unnoticed. As she discovered the flowers laid in tribute to Elizabeth II, in front of Windsor, the mother of George, Charlotte and Louis wore a Jenny Packham dress, Gianvito Rossi pumps, but above all sported a new color. Her brown locks looked like they had been enhanced with a few lighter highlights, in the back. Last month, the then Duchess of Cambridge was seen at the Commonwealth Games with significantly darker colored locks. Kate ready to go blonde?
Kate Middleton, acclaimed Princess of Wales
The princess has often thinned her hair each September, as she returns to royal duties after summer vacation. For this first appearance under the reign of the new sovereign, Charles III, the princess of wales caused a stir. In her sober look, marking mourning, the wife of William was lovely and elegant and these lighter locks made her shine.we face despite some marks of sadness apparent. By approaching the British people, who came by the hundreds, Meghan Markle’s sister-in-law tried to offer a few smiles and take the time to chat on this very special day. So at war for endless months, the quartet were greeted with applause as they walked through the gates of Windsor Castle together to honor Her Majesty’s legacy. Now is the time for reconciliation.