The Princess of Wales looked the epitome of elegance in a camel midi dress and matching coat as she stepped out with the Prince of Wales for a visit to youth organizations in Scarborough today.
Kate, 40, looked typically stylish in the autumn dress paired with a £460 Max&Co pure wool cross-country coat, a £295 DeMellier London handbag and a £60 Boden woven waist belt.
The royal couple, who both wore a poppy on their lapels ahead of Remembrance Day on November 11, are visiting the spa town to raise funds to support young people’s mental health in a collaboration led by the Royal Foundation.
Wearing a burgundy sweater and blue shirt under a navy jacket, Kate and Prince William, 40, visited The Street – a community center that houses organizations to grow and develop their services – where they met the scholarship panel of young people from the area, which will distribute the funds to local projects.
To look good! The Princess of Wales looked the epitome of elegance in a camel midi dress and matching coat as she stepped out with the Prince of Wales for a visit to youth organizations in Scarborough today
The Prince and Princess of Wales have arrived in Scarborough to provide funds to support young people’s mental health in a collaboration led by the Royal Foundation
Mum-of-three Kate posed for a photo with another young mum and their little girl, who was wearing an adorable Minnie Mouse waterproof coat with a fleece-lined hood
The People’s Princess! Kate, 40, stopped to chat with well-wishers and royal fans wrapped in fleece because of the chilly weather
The Princess of Wales gave a sweet look to the young mum, who had brought her child to see the royals, before posing for a photo with them
The princess shook hands with a woman in a denim jacket, while another royal fan snapped photos of the encounter outside The Street after their visit
The Princess of Wales laughed and joked with members of the public who had come to The Street youth center to say hello during her visit to Prince William
Kate smiled as she reached out to shake hands with a man who had braved the cold to catch a glimpse of her. She smiled as she greeted him
The Prince of Wales shook the hand of a royal fan who hugged him tightly and chatted with him as he left The Street in Scarborough
As the Princess of Wales greeted well-wishers who had queued to meet her, she crouched down to shake hands with a royal fan in the front row
As William greeted well-wishers along the route, Kate seemed super impressed with something shown to her by a royal fan in the crowd
Tread carefully! Kate watched her in her heels as she walked across the grass so she could continue greeting the people on the other side of the gate
The Princess of Wales braved the grass in her stiletto heels to eagerly offer her hand to the well-wishers who had gathered outside to meet her
Always keen to meet and chat with the public, the Princess of Wales walked right in front of her husband to greet royal fans
Kate smiled as she walked towards the well-wishers who flocked out to greet the Prince and Princess of Wales after their visit had ended
The look of love! Kate gave her husband a loving look and a warm smile as he chatted to people outside the community center
The Prince and Princess of Wales were wrapped up for the chilly Scarborough weather as they left The Street, where William was pointing out something
Defy the elements! Mum-of-two Kate stepped cautiously onto the lawn in her heels to work her way down the line of well-wishers
Radiant: Kate, 40, appeared typically stylish in the autumnal dress teamed with a Max & Co £460 Pure Wool Long Run Coat, a £295 DeMellier London handbag and a £60 Boden woven waist belt
The royal couple will also see firsthand how community organizations are coming together to help those struggling with the rising cost of living
The duo were greeted by a cheering crowd as they started their day at the North Yorkshire resort to engage with local organizations who will benefit from funding stemming from a collaboration between the Royal Foundation of The Prince and Princess of Wales and the Two Ridings is a joint foundation.
William and Kate began by meeting the Young People’s Grants Committee, who had decided how the money would be distributed.
You’ll also see firsthand how community organizations are banding together to help those struggling with the rising cost of living.
The Royal Foundation and Two Ridings Community Foundation have brought together local donors to secure funding to support the work of community-led organizations working with young people in the Scarborough area.
The young people on the panel were themselves supported by local community organizations and the meeting is an opportunity to understand how grant decisions were made and learn more about how this funding will help young people in Scarborough.
Kate and William will then meet three local charities that are beneficiaries of the funding and see firsthand some of the work they are doing to make a difference in their community and the benefits of local funding.
During their visit to Scarborough they will also meet and connect with local organizations who will benefit from funding created through a collaboration between the Royal Foundation of The Prince and Princess of Wales and the Two Ridings Community Foundation
Kate (pictured) and William will then meet three local charities who are beneficiaries of the funding and see firsthand some of the work they are doing to make a difference in their community and the benefits of local funding
On Tuesday, Prince William remained professional as ever as he handed out awards in his first public appearance since The Crown confirmed his new series will feature Princess Diana’s infamous panoramic interview with Martin Bashir.
The Prince of Wales attended the annual Tusk Conservation Awards, of which he is a patron, at Hampton Court Palace after Netflix released the trailer for the fifth series of the fictional royal drama, which featured a teaser of the 1995 interview – which William previously shared the media asked had never aired it again.
He described the BBC interview as “unethical” and claimed it sparked the events that led to the loss of his mother’s life two years later. Although fans of the show initially thought only a few seconds of the interview would be shown, it has now been reported that it will instead be cut to a four-minute, 23-second segment.
That evening, the 40-year-old Prince of Wales looked focused as he attended the event in a display of stoicism, and later greeted guests including opera singer Katherine Jenkins with a beaming smile on his face. Wearing a black tuxedo with a lustrous black bow tie and a poppy on his lapel ahead of Remembrance Day on November 11, he was as professional as ever.
During the ceremony, he commended the “truly remarkable people working on the front lines of conservation in Africa today” and presented them with awards for their work.