Duchess Kate repeats a somber Missoni coat for ‘Service of Hope’ in London

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attend Service at Westminster Abbey

Here are some photos of Prince Harry, Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge today in London. They attended the Service of Hope at Westminster Abbey, a service in honor of the victims of the Parliament terrorist attack on March 22. The service is multi-faith, with a Catholic Cardinal, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Chief Rabbi and two senior Imams all joining together to help London heal in prayer. I like when an effort is made to be truly multi-faith, and it’s especially necessary in increasingly pluralistic Western democracies. That being said, I feel like William and Kate were probably forced into doing this, especially considering neither of them could be bothered to attend the Commonwealth Day church service, which was just a few days before the terrorist attack.

For today’s service, Kate repeated a Missoni coat. I remembered this, probably because she just wore it last year. And I remembered it because I didn’t hate it. She wore this in France last year for a commemoration ceremony in remembrance of World War I. Kate attended that event with William and Harry too. It’s a good coat because the shades of grey give her “somber vibes,” and she probably didn’t want to wear all-black like it was a funeral. I’m fine with this. I also appreciate that her hair is back and that her hat/fascinator isn’t too large.

William was in charge of laying a wreath, and apparently he, Harry and Kate will meet with some of the victims of the terrorist attack after the service.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attend Service at Westminster Abbey