One might have thought the new Archbishop of Canterbury's gold mitre would be the most eye-catching headwear of the day.
But even that was put in the shade by the Princess of Wales' striking black and white hat.
Gusty wind and rain forced Catherine, 44, to hang on tightly to her wide-brimmed Juliette Botterill number as she stepped out of the car at Canterbury Cathedral in Kent for the formal installation of the first female head and spiritual leader of the Church of England in 1,400 years.
The hat perfectly echoed her Suzannah London coat and was shown off to its best advantage by her elegant chignon. The Princess completed her outfit with pearl earrings and, naturally, a cross.
She was accompanying her husband, Prince William, who was there in his role as Prince of Wales. Read more @ https://tinyurl.com/yc2efx9a










