The Princess of Wales added an unusual splash of colour to her fingertips as she attended the Easter Mattins in Windsor today.
The mother-of-three had her nails painted dark red - a far cry from the neutral or clear shades she typically wears for public appearances with the Royal Family.
It is widely thought there were rules around coloured nails in the late Queen's reign, which ended last September, with skin coloured nail polish colours preferred.
Kate was spotted with the brightly-coloured nails when attending an Easter Sunday service with the Royal Family at St George's Chapel this morning.
She was joined by Prince William and the couple's three children, with four-year-old Prince Louis attending the traditional service for the first time.
The family all dressed in
blue, with Kate rewearing a long, Catherine Walker coat paired with a
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