Catherine and Prince William brought joy to the residents just hours before attending the Platinum Parade with their three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. The princess stood out in an elegant blue polka dot dress by her favourite designer, Alessandra Rich. The blue silk dress, decorated with classic white polka dots, beautifully combined sophistication with playfulness, perfect for the celebratory setting. The dress featured vintage-inspired details such as pleats, intricate mother-of-pearl buttons, ruffled sleeves and padded shoulders, adding structure to the silhouette. A matching belt cinched the dress, highlighting her slim figure.

Staying true to her unique style, Catherine made some custom changes to the original design. While the ready-to-wear collection included crystal embellishments, she opted for a more casual look, instead using a plain blue fabric. For shoes, she opted for her trusty white Jimmy Choo Romy 85 pumps, known for their slim pointed toe and handy stiletto heel, which complimented her otherwise polished look. Catherine completed her look with Maria Black and Gold pearl earrings, which debuted earlier this year in Denmark.

The earrings featured pearls suspended from 22-karat gold-plated sterling silver hoops, adding a touch of understated elegance to her overall look. Her fashion choices always reflect her sophisticated style, balancing playfulness with sophistication. During the street party, Catherine and William mingled with locals, adding to the festive atmosphere. They took part in fun activities, sitting at picnic tables and enjoying homemade food. Conversations turned to the role of the community in celebrating the Platinum Jubilee.

With the royal couple expressing their gratitude for the support given to Queen Elizabeth throughout her remarkable reign. Their presence sparked excitement among those in attendance, particularly Catherine's warm and approachable nature. She was seen laughing and interacting with children, taking part in the festivities. Meanwhile, William charmed everyone by discussing the importance of community spirit and the role of the Jubilee in uniting people. This appearance at the Jubilee lunch is part of a wider celebration in 2022, leaving royal watchers eagerly anticipating Catherine's gradual return to public life later this year.

After facing personal challenges, including a long-running battle with the Queen, there is speculation about her return to major royal events as late as 2024. This could include the Remembrance Day and Christmas celebrations. There is also talk of her continuing to be involved in charity projects, particularly those related to child development and mental health, issues close to her heart.