William and Kate Return to Anglesey to Attend Ceremony Marking End of RAF Search and Rescue Force Operations

Caption: Looking her usual stylish self, 34-year-old Kate, pictured drinking orange juice, paired the elegant outerwear, called 'Ami' from the high-street label's Autumn/Winter 2011 collection, with a dark brown bow-adorned hat by one of her favourite milliners, Lock&Co 

Caption: Arriving on the base by helicopter at 11am, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge watched a disbandment parade to formally commemorate the end of 75 years of service by the men and women who over the decades have often put their lives at risk to save others 

The Duchess of Cambridge looked regal in red today as she recycled a £345 LK Bennett coat to return to Anglesey with Prince William to attend a ceremony marking the end of RAF Search and Rescue (SAR) Force operations.

Looking her usual stylish self, 34-year-old Kate paired the elegant outerwear, called 'Ami' from the high-street label's Autumn/Winter 2011 collection, with a dark brown bow-adorned hat by one of her favourite milliners, Lock&Co.

Braving the February chill, Kate decided to go bare-legged, adding suede pointed heels, a chic Mulberry clutch bag and silver droplet earrings to complete the glamorous daytime look.

The thrifty Duchess has previously worn the coat twice before. In November 2011 she stepped out in it to attend a meeting with UNICEF in Copenhagen, Denmark. Then, she decided to swap the jacket's slim belt with a chunky patent leather one from Reiss.

Two years later she donned it again to meet military supporters at Kensington Palace to mark London Poppy Day.

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