The Duchess was in a new Catherine Walker coatdress for the ANZAC Day Service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey.
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It was a bright, sunlit Easter day at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor this morning as members of the royal family gathered for services. 
We are back for a couple of quick newsbytes. We’ll start with an update to Kate’s Calendar:
- Sunday, April 21: There’s no guarantee we’ll see Kate at Easter Sunday services this year, as the Palace does not release that information ahead of time for personal events. However, I think it is likely the Duke and Duchess will attend the Easter Mattins service at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle. Not only have they attended the last two years (2017 here and 2018 here), it is the Queen’s 93rd birthday on Sunday.
- Thursday, April 25: The Duchess will attend the annual ANZAC Day service at Westminster Abbey. The event begins at noon local time, 7am EDT/4am PDT.
Below, the Duke and Duchess at ANZAC Day services in 2014; on the left, at the national service, and on the right, at the dawn service. Both events were at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.
Hello, and Happy April to everyone.
For months there has been discussion about the possibility/likelihood the Duchess was working with a new stylist while Natasha Archer is on maternity leave. It turns out she is; Richard Eden broke the story last weekend in his Daily Mail column.
The Duchess of Cambridge has secretly drafted in a talented stylist who has been advising her on her wardrobe.
Out go the stiff coat dresses and Home Counties lady look. In comes a more modern, sleek style, such as the £800 Gucci pussy-bow blouse and wide-legged trousers she wore for an engagement earlier this month.
The Duchess was in familiar pieces for today’s engagement with the Scouts. 
Above, Kate being welcomed by Jennifer Tolhurst, the Lord-Lieutenant of Essex.
