The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made a stylish entrance in Scotland today, embracing the winter theme as they explored the country’s sports facilities in preparation for the upcoming Winter Olympics. Their visit to Stirling included a stop at the National Curling Academy, where athletes are gearing up for the Winter Paralympic Games in Milano-Cortina.
During their outing, all eyes were on the Princess, who showcased her elegant fashion sense in a new ankle-length Scottish coat by Chris Kerr, featuring boxy shoulders and a Tartan pattern. She paired the coat with a roll-neck jumper and heeled boots, while her husband opted for a navy blue jacket and brown jumper.
Amidst the fashionable display, the royal couple engaged in a friendly curling match, with the Princess emerging victorious despite Prince William’s commendation of his team’s sweeping efforts. The visit to Stirling highlighted the UK’s forthcoming participation in the Paralympic Winter Olympics, setting the stage for an exciting sporting event.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s arrival in Scotland was well-received by the locals, with the Princess stealing the spotlight in her stunning coat. Their playful curling match added a touch of competitiveness to the visit, culminating in a clear win for the Princess over her husband.