The Princess of Wales's Daytime Fashion Part 5: January 2026 -

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[iceflower]

The Princess of Wales in a great coat during engagements in Scotland today, January 20:


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[An Ard Ri]

A lovely coat and very appropriate for Scotland and January!

 

[Maryrose]

I do like a plaid coat and like the color on her. Is that a type of cinching on the sides of the coat?

 

[iceflower]

I do like a plaid coat and like the color on her. Is that a type of cinching on the sides of the coat?

Yes, it is, see also on the back of the coat.

The Princess of Wales also wore a lovely waistcoat today.

 

[Maryrose]

The cinching is a nice detail instead of a belt.
I like the waistcoat too. Very wintry themed and great tie in for this winter sport.

 

[Elly C]

A lovely coat. The plaid is a nice look with the various details to the coat and, as has been said, perfect for Scotland. I really like the waistcoat. The whole look is a refreshing change .

 

[Hallo girl]

A lovely coat and very appropriate for Scotland and January!

It was a freezing cold day,

 

[PrincessofEurope]

It’s Chris Kerr, Johnstons of Elgin, and Le Kilt for Scotland Engagements – UPDATED

The Princess of Wales chose a bespoke tartan coat by tailor Chris Kerr for a day of engagements in Scotland. The Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, as the couple is titled in Scotland, started their day with an unscheduled stop to see the Kelpies, the world's largest equine sculptures. More from...

whatkatewore.com

Details on the outfit - waistcoat is a past season piece from Bamford (the family that own JCB and Daylesford Farm) and presumably been in her private countryside wardrobe for a number of years

 

[iceflower]

The Princess of Wales in Bradford today, January 27:


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[An Ard Ri]

Given the weather outside the Princess well layered for todays visit to Bradford and the brown blazer/jacket is lovely!

 

[Elly C]

A herringbone, brown jacket - a classic look.

 

[muriel]

The Princess of Wales in Bradford today, January 27:


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Great jacket. Not sure if I might pair it with the trousers she chose.

 

[Mirabel]

Great jacket. Not sure if I might pair it with the trousers she chose.

I like the jacket, but not with the black top. Cream or beige would have been better, imo.

 

[iceflower]

Look number 2 today:


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[Royalist.in.NC]

The Princess of Wales in a great coat during engagements in Scotland today, January 20:


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I would love to have a scarf in this tartan

 

[taogg]

I have mixed feelings about braided hair on adult women, but at least the Princess of Wales keeps her long hair under control instead of letting it fly all over the place.

 

[Katiedidit]

I like the jacket, but not with the black top. Cream or beige would have been better, imo.

It looks dark brown to me.

 

[An Ard Ri]

I have mixed feelings about braided hair on adult women, but at least the Princess of Wales keeps her long hair under control instead of letting it fly all over the place.

It was a very stormy day and was probably the most practical hairstyle for an out door event.

 

[PrincessofEurope]

It’s Two Different Ensembles for the Princess’s Away Day

The Princess of Wales wore two ensembles for a series of engagements in northern England today, her first solo away day of the year. She started with a visit to Family Action’s Children’s Trauma Therapy Service in Bradford. Many readers will recall the Princess is Family Action's royal patron...

whatkatewore.com

Typical casual fashion from the PoW - suitable for the occasion. A lot of different coloured browns at the first event that isn't my taste.

 

[Maryrose]

I love that Dubarry of Ireland coat she wore hiking.

 

[Elly C]

The Princess wore her classic camel coat on Jan 31st to visit the Beauty of the Earth exhibition .
Much as I love this coat on her, to me the look is dominated by her extremely long hair which I really dislike now, particularly when allowed to hang loose in this way.

Princess of Wales shows off love of art as she visits culture centre

Kate, who studied Art History at St Andrews, called The Beauty of Earth exhibition celebrating the legacy of the Morris family 'inspiring'.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[An Ard Ri]

The Princess wore her classic camel coat on Jan 31st to visit the Beauty of the Earth exhibition .
Much as I love this coat on her, to me the look is dominated by her extremely long hair which I really dislike now, particularly when allowed to hang loose in this way.

Princess of Wales shows off love of art as she visits culture centre

Kate, who studied Art History at St Andrews, called The Beauty of Earth exhibition celebrating the legacy of the Morris family 'inspiring'.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The coat is very lovely and I agree about her hair!

 

[iceflower]

A lovely look for the Princess of Wales visiting Melin Tregwynt wool mill today, February 3.

The coat seems to have been made of a fabric produced by the Melin Tregwynt wool mill:


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[An Ard Ri]

The Princess looks really lovely today and her hair is nice and tidy in that style too.

 

[TLLK]

A lovely look for the Princess of Wales visiting Melin Tregwynt wool mill today, February 3.

The coat seems to have been made of a fabric produced by the Melin Tregwynt wool mill:


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Wow! I love this patterned fabric for her coat.

 

[Elly C]

It’s a beautiful fabric which is perfectly for the season and suits her colouring. I’m not too keen on that particular shade of green though. Yes, her hair looks neat but I would love to see her with a totally new hairstyle.

 

[muriel]

A lovely look for the Princess of Wales visiting Melin Tregwynt wool mill today, February 3.

The coat seems to have been made of a fabric produced by the Melin Tregwynt wool mill:


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Good to see her support local businesses, and showcase their work.

I do like the reddish-orange patterned coat. I also think pairing it with an olive green jumper and trousers was an inspired choice that works.

 

[Maryrose]

I like a bold color/patterned coat. She pulls it off nicely and I like her hair styled this way.

 

[PrincessofEurope]

The Princess Mixes Vintage & Contemporary Styles for Welsh Textile Engagements – UPDATED

The Princess of Wales chose a blend of vintage and current pieces for today's engagements spotlighting Welsh textiles. The engagements are designed to shine a light on the unique skills and traditions of the British textile industry, per a Kensington Palace news release. Her first visit was to...

whatkatewore.com

Great to see her champion the textile industry not only on the engagements (she has carried out in each of the 4 areas of the UK) but by wearing pieces linked to those areas. Today's coat was a bright pop of colour on a wet winter's day, she stood out