Duchess of Cambridge dons sombre look for Grenfell Tower memorial service

Lauren Sharkey
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry attended a memorial service to honour the Grenfell Tower fire victims [Photo: Getty]
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry attended a memorial service to honour the Grenfell Tower fire victims [Photo: Getty]

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were just two members of the Royal Family to attend the Grenfell Tower memorial service on Thursday morning.

Held at St Paul’s Cathedral, the hour-long service was attended by over 1,500 people to honour the 71 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire six months ago.

Kate chose a suitably sombre look for the sad occasion [Photo: Getty]
Kate chose a suitably sombre look for the sad occasion [Photo: Getty]

The Duchess was suitably dressed in dark colours, choosing a £920 military-style coat by Carolina Herrera, wide-brimmed floppy hat and suede navy heels. Matching gloves and a small clutch finished the sombre look.

She has been an avid supporter of the people affected by the fire, joining families on Tuesday to celebrate the work of a charity helping the Grenfell victims.

Kate and William also visited victims of the fire a few days after it took place in June.

The royal trio were joined by Prince Charles and Camilla [Photo: PA]
The royal trio were joined by Prince Charles and Camilla [Photo: PA]

Kate and William were joined by Prince Harry, Prince Charles and Camilla along with Prime Minister Theresa May.

As well as royal and political figures, the families of the victims and survivors of the tragedy were in attendance.

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