Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle stepped out alongside Prince William and Prince Harry for the Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey on Monday, and they both went with retro-inspired designs for the occasion.
Markle arrived in a white print dress by Victoria Beckham.
The dress featured a printed chain-link design, which Beckham described as "1970s-inspired" on Instagram. The Duchess of Sussex appeared to be wearing a bespoke version of the dress, though a similar design is available on Moda Operandi for $1,850.
She paired the dress with a cream coat and matching pillbox hat, while a pair of dark-green heels and a matching clutch added a pop of color.
Middleton arrived at the same event in a bold-red coatdress by Catherine Walker, which featured a double-breasted button design for a retro-aesthetic. She paired her coat with a matching bow-adorned fascinator and suede pumps.
Middleton previously wore the coat during her visit to New Zealand in April 2014, making it another example of her knack for clever outfit recycling.
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All eyes have been on the royal sisters-in-law ever since reports of a royal rift between the couples started to emerge. People reported that a spokesperson for Kensington Palace has since shut down the reports of a feud, and the duo seemed to squash any remaining doubt during Monday's service.
Not only did they greet each other with a hug as they arrived, but photographers also captured the two smiling and chatting throughout the event.
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