Kate Middleton looks resplendent in yellow as she arrives to St Paul's Cathedral PlatinumJubilee
Kate Middleton looked fantastic in a yellow midi-dress and matching hat today as she arrived at St Paul's Cathedral with her husband, Prince William, for the Service of Thanksgiving.
On her feet she wore some £560 Gianvito Rossi court shoes, which she is said to favour highly, and has them in many different colours. Kate and William attended the service without their children, Princes George and Louis and Princess Charlotte, who were with them for yesterday's Trooping the Colour parade.
Also in attendance were a number of other members of The Queen's family, including her daughter, Princess Anne, and her youngest son, Prince Edward.The Queen's granddaughter, Zara Phillips certainly turned heads in a hot pink dress, which her husband, rugby ace Mike Tindall coordinated with perfectly with a tie in the same hue.
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