It was a sweet mother-daughter moment.

Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte coordinated their outfits during the Queen’s Trooping the Colour celebration in London on Saturday. The event marked her first appearance since announcing her cancer remission.

Kate wore a stunning teal coat dress with ivory accents by Catherine Walker, paired with a wide-brimmed hat from Juliette Botterill and Queen Elizabeth’s Bahrain Pearl Drop earrings. Her look was elegant and fitting for the royal occasion.

Meanwhile, her brothers Prince George, 11, and Prince Louis, 7, wore coordinated black suits with white shirts and red ties, matching in their royal attire.

Prince William, dressed in a traditional military uniform, later joined them at Buckingham Palace after their carriage ride.

Kate, 43, made a notable return to public duties post-cancer treatment. She wore a white long coat dress with black trim and a matching Philip Treacy hat, riding in a carriage with her children. Her accessories included Jimmy Choo pumps and Cassandra Goad pearl earrings worth over $6,000.

She often wears Alexander McQueen for Trooping, but in recent years, she recently chose designer Jenny Packham and for 2023, a striking emerald green dress by Andrew Gn, which marked her connection to Singapore where her husband’s Earthshot Prize ceremony was held that year.

Kate’s bravery and style choices continue to inspire many, as she balances her royal duties with her personal health journey.