The glamorous businesswear ensemble included wide-leg trousers that elegantly billowed as Catherine walked.
Talk about a power suit.
For her accessories, Catherine stuck to the monochromatic red theme.
Catherine began with a fitted white turtleneck top, which she tucked into a gorgeous wool houndstooth midi skirt.
The shoulders were rounded cap sleeve-style with ruching, which nicely coordinated with the bunched fabric in the bodice.
For the cause-driven occasion, Catherine wore a chic pale pink pantsuit with white accessories.
A tailored pair of cigarette trousers and a plunging button-up blouse comprised the base of the look.
It’s one of Catherine’s most princess-esque looks to date; it’s giving Disney.
Her makeup included a pretty pink blush and lip, as well as a brown smoky eye.
AsPeoplenoted, she actually wore it once before at Wimbledon in 2021.
The royal embraced vintage menswear with a long mint green blazer by Balmain.
In fact, the garment reminded many of Diana’s seafoam green and white Catherine Walker blazer dress.
Prince William’s mother paired the dress with a matching hat for Trooping the Colour in 1988.
The Princess of Wales donned another pleated midi skirt, this time in a pale pistachio shade.
The top half of Catherine’s outfit included a short-sleeved tweed jacket in the same pastel tennis ball color.
