Kate Middleton warmed the hearts of the nation when she waved from the Buckingham Palace balcony for the first time in six months during last weekend's Trooping the Colour. While the Princess of Wales's triumphant appearance doesn't signal a full return to Royal duties, it certainly boosted public morale and showcased the unity of the Royal Family . However, aside from celebrating the King's official birthday, the future Queen, who looked stunning in a recycled monochrome Jenny Packham dress, Jimmy Choo heels, a matching Philip Treacy hat and Mulberry clutch, may have been sending certain messages with her impeccable fashion choice, according to a style expert.
Megan Watkins, Head Stylist at online fashion retailer SilkFred, analysed the Princess of Wales's outfit for Trooping the Colour and highlighted three key details that could be interpreted as messages from the popular Royal. READ MORE: Key Royal 'knew exactly what lay in wait' for Kate Middleton 'wouldn't always be easy' Ms Watkins told the Express that by choosing British brands for this highly anticipated appearance, the princess may have been expressing her gratitude to the public. The fashion guru said: "Staying true to her signature classic yet fashion-forward style, Kate stepped out in a monochrome Jenny Packham dress, Jimmy Choo pumps, a matching Philip Treacy wide-brimmed angular hat and Mulberry clutch.
Here, she showed her eternal love of British brands, something she's always championed, which could be seen .