Kate Middleton blooms in peaches and cream outfit as she joins Prince William to mark 60th anniversary of Queen's Coronation

Kate Middleton proved she's enjoying that blooming stage of her pregnancy as she made her eagerly-awaited appearance alongside Prince William to mark the 60th anniversary of the Queen's Coronation.

The heavily-pregnant Duchess of Cambridge showed off her fresh-faced complexion as she arrived at Westminster Abbey in a peaches and cream creation for one of her last public engagements before the royal baby's birth next month.

Showing no signs of discomfort despite being just over a month away from her due date, Kate was classically chic in a round-neck, empire-line peach dress with lace overlay.

The chic dress featured a band above her bump - highlighting her blossoming shape - with a tiered lace hemline falling just above her knee.

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Naturally the Duchess accessorised her look perfectly, wearing the dress with a matching peach round-necked tunic coat with 3/4 length sleeves to ward off any sudden chills.

A light peach fascinator offset her look, while a floral disc and birdcage veil completed the look, with Kate adding her trusty LK Bennett nude courts and a diamond bracelet by means of accessories.

Smiling and chatting to Prince William as they made their way inside the Abbey, the pair looked excited for the momentous occasion - which saw them join the 2,000 strong congregation to mark the 60th anniversary of the Queen's Coronation.

It's the first time the royal couple have attended a public event at the Abbey since the royal wedding more than two years ago.

They were joined by the Duke of Edinburgh, the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall for the celebrations, along with Princess Beatrice and Eugenie, Princess Royal, Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall - to name but a few.

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