Pippa Middleton looked radiant in a green dress as she joined her parents Carole and Michael Middleton at the Platinum Party on Saturday night.
The Duchess of Cambridge’s sister, 38, stepped out in a lime green dress with ruched detailing at the chest for the star-studded night at Buckingham Palace.
In keeping with her laid-back style, Pippa wore her brunette tresses in loose curls and kept her makeup to a minimum. She completed the ensemble with a few select pieces of jewelry, including a delicate necklace.
Pippa, the mother of Arthur, three, and Grace, one, appeared unaccompanied by her husband James Matthews.
Meanwhile, her mum Carole opted for a crisp cream blazer and wore her hair freshly blow-dried. Michael was usually dapper in a suit and tie.
Although the Middletons aren’t members of the royal family, they managed to snag coveted tickets to the concert celebrating 70 years of Her Majesty’s reign.
Pippa Middleton looked radiant in a green dress as she joined her parents Carole and Michael Middleton at the Platinum Party on Saturday night. The Duchess of Cambridge’s sister stepped out in a lime green dress with ruched detailing at the chest for the star-studded night at Buckingham Palace
Meanwhile, her mum Carole opted for a crisp cream blazer and wore her hair freshly blow-dried. Michael was usually dapper in a suit and tie
Although the Middletons aren’t members of the royal family, they managed to snag the coveted tickets to Her Majesty’s 70th Anniversary concert
The Duchess of Cambridge maintains close ties with her parents, brother, sister and their families, even as her role within the royal family has become more sophisticated.
The Middletons are often silent pillars of support at high-profile moments in Kate Middleton’s life, including the recent carol concert at Westminster Abbey.
It turned out that the royal family showed their support for the Queen, who was celebrating her 70th year on the throne.
While forced to miss due to ongoing health issues, she still managed to steal the show by appearing alongside a computer-generated Paddington Bear in a hilarious skit opening the concert.
The Queen brought down the house when Paddington joined for cream tea.
James Bond made a famous appearance with the Queen at the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony – and now it was the turn of everyone’s favorite Peruvian bear to be filmed alongside the monarch.
The Queen revealed she shares Paddington’s love of jam sandwiches and keeps an emergency supply in her signature handbag.
The film was shown as the star-studded party got underway in the shadow of Buckingham Palace, and the Queen and her furry guest had a novel way to start Act One – by banging the beat of Queens We Will Rock You on Chinese teacups.
Prince William, 39, and Kate Middleton, 40, brought their two eldest children with them when the royal family arrived in London for the historic concert
Prince Edward was joined by his daughter, Lady Louise Windsor, at the party at Buckingham Palace on Saturday night
Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie and their husbands joined members of the royal family at the star-studded concert
Sophie Wessex, elegant in a white eyelet dress, took a seat alongside Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence and Princess Anne
Prince George looked delighted as he watched the concert with his father, the Duke of Cambridge
The Duchess of Cambridge leaned in to speak to her children as the concert began outside the palace
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their family, center, led the royal arrival at the Platinum Party at the Palace
The Duchess of Cambridge giggled over the opening monologue as the concert began at the Platinum Party
The Duchess of Cambridge sits with daughter Princess Charlotte in the front row of the Royal Box for the Platinum Party at the Palace to mark the Queen’s 70th Anniversary celebrations
The Duchess of Cornwall, The Prince of Wales and The Princess Royal attend the Platinum Party at the Palace
Sophie Wessex and her children James, Viscount Severn and Lady Louise Windsor were seated at the palace party
Prince George and Princess Charlotte, who had previously unexpectedly visited Cardiff Castle with their parents for an anniversary event, sat in the front row of the Cornwall Royal Box for the concert alongside the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cambridge .
Members of the royal family joined them in the VIP seats, as did politicians including Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Queen + Adam Lambert have delivered an electrifying opening for the BBC’s Platinum Party at the Palace concert with a selection of classic hits.
The Queen has delighted millions of viewers by starring in a surprise comic sketch with Paddington Bear to kick off the anniversary concert. Pictured: Queen Elizabeth II and Paddington Bear drinking cream tea and a jam at Buckingham Palace
Party for two: The Queen performed a sketch for the BBC’s Platinum Party at the Palace, where she and Paddington Bear chatted before tapping along to Queen’s ‘We Will Rock You’ to mark the party and the star-studded concert at the to start evening
Congratulating the Queen on her 70th reign, the bear said: “Happy Jubilee Ma’am. And thank you For everything.’
American singer Lambert, 40, took the stage in a black and gold embellished coat to continue the beat alongside the Royal Military Band.
The rock band’s guitarist, Brian May, made another memorable on-stage appearance, being picked up from under the stage while shredding on his guitar.
May created a classic moment 20 years ago during the 2002 Golden Jubilee celebrations when he performed God Save The Queen on the roof of Buckingham Palace.
The rock group also performed Don’t Stop Me Now to a crowd of cheering fans while multicolored lights flashed across the stage.
Princess Charlotte and Prince George were also seen waving their Union Jack flags to the song We Are The Champions as they sat in the Royal Box up front between their parents.
Prince George beamed as he joined his father Prince William at the Platinum Party at Buckingham Palace on Saturday night
Royal father and son joined in the opening monologue as the historic concert kicked off at the palace tonight
The Duchess of Cambridge, Princess Charlotte, Prince George and the Duke of Cambridge led the royal arrival tonight
The royals waved flags as they led the crowd of thousands preparing to watch the Platinum Party at the Palace
Princess Charlotte and Prince George sat between their parents William and Kate at the Palace Concert
They were followed by Jax Jones, who opened his set with his song You Don’t Know Me while seated in a bed, in what he previously described as a tribute to people making music in their bedrooms.
Behind him, a replica English Heritage blue plaque was displayed on a screen, reading: “Jax Jones Bedroom Producer SE23 resides here.”
He then introduced rapper Stefflon Don, singer Mabel and musician John Newman – who joined him on various songs
Elbow followed with a performance of One Day Like This with the Citizens of the World Choir before Ashley Banjo and his dance group Diversity took the stage.
They provided an energetic routine to a range of British songs popular throughout the Queen’s reign.
From the ’60s to today’s songs, the group danced to the Beatles’ ‘She Loves You’, the Bee Gees’ ‘Night Fever’ and David Bowie’s ‘Let’s Dance’.
They then danced to the Spice Girls’ “Spice Up Your Life”, One Direction’s “What Makes You Beautiful” and Stormzy’s “Big For Your Boots”.
The concert came at the end of a busy day that saw the Royal Family touring the country and joining the people celebrating the Queen’s 70th reign.
Derby Day missed the Queen, who was suffering from a resurgence of her mobility problems, but her granddaughter Zara Phillips, who joined her family including the Princess Royal at Epsom Racecourse, said the monarch watched at home in her “comfortable clothes”. .