Kate looks peachy in Jenny Packham for Queen’s 60th Anniversary Coronation service

On June 4th 2016, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a special service at Westminster Abbey.

The couple joined other senior members of the Royal Family at St Paul’s Cathedral to celebrate the 60th anniversary of The Queen’s Coronation.

A full description of the proceedings (including a list of all attendees, hymns and prayers) can be found in the Order of Service, here.

Kate’s outfit:

For the event, pregnant Kate wore a peachy pink lace dress and matching coat by designer Jenny Packham. The outfit was bespoke, created especially for Kate by the designer.

The dress was described by Packham as a ‘delicate daisy lace dress with silver grey ribbon detail’, while the jacket was described as a ‘soft peach silk shantung.’

Kate paired the dress and jacket with a matching peach pillbox hat by Jane Taylor Millinery, which you may recall she wore to the Jubilee celebrations at St. Paul’s Cathedral last year.

Kate wore her trusty nude L.K. Bennett Sledge platform pumps.

Kate carried one of Alexander McQueen’s iconic box clutch bags.  You could buy the piece back in 2013, though it looks like Kate had the iconic skull clasp removed.

Kate also re-wore her beautiful diamond bracelet and earring set with the outfit, which you may recall she debuted in Canada during the tour back in 2011.  The matching combo is said to be a wedding gift to Kate from Prince Charles, although this is unconfirmed.

A look at Kate from the back, you can see her hair is half pulled up: