The Royal family were out in force again yesterday for the post-Christmas service at the St. Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham Estate.
The Queen, 89, dressed in a cream coat with matching hat and arrived by car, whilst other family members, including Prince Charles, 67, Prince William, 33, the Duchess of Cambridge, 33, and Prince Harry, 31, arrived by foot.
The Cambridge’s children, Prince George, 2, and Princess Charlotte, 7 months, did not accompany their parents to the service, remaining at home like they did on Christmas Day.
The Duchess wore a tweed suit by Michael Kors Collection AW15 – purple hued, with a tailored jacket and midi length skirt.
A velvet royal blue hat and gloves completed her sophisticated look.
Other members of the Royal family to attend the service included Prince Andrew, 55, and his daughter, Princess Beatrice, 27, Prince Philip, 94, and Princess Anne, 65.
The last time the family were seen together in public was on Christmas Day when they attended the same church for the annual Christmas service. There, the Duchess wore a Sportmax ivy belted coat, a Great Plains dress, with Lock & Co hat, Aquatalia boots, a Mulberry clutch and Kiki McDonough earrings.
She also wore a brooch, of an oak leaf with an acorn branch attached to resemble the coat of arms of the Middletons.
Most festive of all, however, was The Queen, who wore a scarlet coat with fur trim, matching hat and black gloves to the Christmas Day service.
Her Majesty is entering her tenth decade next year, but she never fails to remain leaps ahead in the style stakes.
No wonder she was voted the most stylish woman over 50 in a recent poll by JD Williams, as *The Telegraph * reported before Christmas.