Kate Middleton attended late Prince Philip's funeral on April 17 at St George's Chapel alongside her husband Prince William. With her choice of meaningful outfit, The Duchess of Cambridge paid tribute to not just Philip but also to the Queen and the late Princess Diana by wearing an iconic Japanese pearl necklace that actually belongs to Britain's Queen as per the reports by Hello Magazine.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were seen in customary black mourning dress as the Royals ditched military uniforms in a notable break with tradition. The Duchess of Cambridge presented a model of dignified grace at the funeral.
Kate was spotted in a long-sleeved black dress with a veiled fascinator and a four-row pearl choker jewellery that featured a diamond clasp. The reports also mentioned that Kate’s matching pearl dropped earrings also belong to the Queen. She previously wore the same piece of jewellery during celebrations of the Queen's 70th wedding anniversary to Prince Philip.
The same necklace was worn by Princess Diana for a state banquet in the Netherlands in 1982. The choice veiled fascinator was also symbolic as it was reminiscent of the late Princess of Wales' iconic headpiece she chose for Grace Kelly's funeral.
(Source: Hello Magazine)
