The Duchess of Cambridge attended the Order of the Garter Service today at St George's Chapel in Windsor, England.
Middleton was there to support her husband Prince William as he walked in a ceremonial procession.
Order of the Garter is the senior and oldest British Order of Chivalry. Garter Day is a symbolic occasion when holders of the honor - chosen because they have held public office, contributed to national life or served the sovereign personally - participate in a royal ceremony.
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge watches the procession pass at the Order of The Garter Service in Windsor, England.ReutersKate chats with Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall during the procession.ReutersMiddleton was elegant in a silver suit and matching fascinator. She wore diamond stud earrings and a diamond crucifix pendant around her neck.ReutersThe Duke wore the Order's lavish blue velvet robes and black velvet hat with white plumesReutersQueen Elizabeth II also walked in the procession dressed in royal finery.Reuters
