Kate Middleton Remixes Navy and Camel Pieces for Oxford House Nursing Home Visit

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Kate Middleton Remixes Navy and Camel Pieces for Oxford House Nursing Home Visit
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The Princess of Wales visited Oxford Nursing Home for Shrove Tuesday or Pancake Day.

, arrived at Oxford House Nursing Home in Slough, Berkshire, on Tuesday to help residents celebrate Shrove Tuesday or Pancake Day.

In honor of the day celebrating the breakfast food and the day before Ash Wednesday, the Princess of Wales remixed navy and camel pieces from her wardrobe, including a camel coat by Max & Co, navy block heel pumps by Emmy and a blue bag by Polène Paris. She also wore a navy turtleneck and navy trousers. She accessorized with a crocodile embossed belt, a bejeweled ring and blue and gold statement earrings.James Whatling / MEGAmet with workers and volunteers at the nursing home’s garden. To commemorate Pancake Day, the Princess of Wales tried her hand at making pancakes. At one point, the pancake she was making got stuck in the pan.

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