Princess Kate Returns in Stunning Alexander McQueen Coat

The Princess of Walesmade her debut after thearrest and subsequent release of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsoron Saturday, February 21, as she viewed the England versus Ireland rugby match at Twickenham during the most recent stage of the Six Nations competition.

As usual, she appeared extremely fashionable for her solo trip, but more significantly, the 44-year-old used her clothing to send a powerful message to the public as she revealed herself.

A three-child mother's ensemble was a complete blue style, featuring her remarkable royal blue coat fromAlexander McQueen, which included a defined shape, unique panels on the front, and a belt at the waist that accentuated her form.

She paired it with a black turtleneck and completed the look with a large England Rugby scarf, which perfectly matched the color of her coat, showing support for her hometown team during the game.

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The British royalhas worn this coat on several occasions previously: initially, during the Christmas Day walkabout in Sandringham in December 2023, and more recently while traveling during theState visit by Germany in December 2025.

Shauna Colaci, a personal stylist and mental coach, shared insights exclusively withHELLO!regarding the significance of the color selection, noting that: "In color psychology, blue represents trust, faithfulness, and a calm sense of authority. It is the color of diplomacy—subtly strong, widely appealing, and emotionally stabilizing. Ideal for a royal visit where each outfit conveys a message."

Princess Kate's visit to the Six Nations event

On Saturday, the 44-year-old left on her ownfor the most recent edition of the Six Nations; although she and Prince William have sometimes been accompanied by their two oldest children,Prince George and Princess Charlotte, for their sporting events, the Princess of Wales was alone this time.

She was observed sitting alongside England player Fin Baxter, who is currently unable to participate in the tournament due to recovery from foot surgery following an injury, along with Deborah Griffin, the president of the Rugby Football Union.

Her visit to the game occurs during a challenging period for the British royal family, only two days after the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, as investigations continue at two of his royal homes.