We still can't get over the viral Tik Tok video that featured the Duchess of Cambridge catching a commercial flight on Sunday with two of her children, Princess Charlotte, seven, and Prince Louis, four.
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The trio, plus nannies, were heading to Scotland where they are thought to be spending the latter part of the school holidays at Balmoral. How lovely!
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Now, we don't know about you, but when we travel by plane, we tend to value comfort above all. So, it's all about the tracksuits and trainers; something that doesn't matter if it creases.
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But Kate, who is the future Queen, still stuck to her impeccable dress sense, donning a delightful ensemble that looked immaculate. According to Royal Fashion Police's Instagram account, Kate looked to be wearing her very chic 'Belted Jacket in Ivy Green' by Really Wild Clothing, a olive green skirt and a gorgeous pair of J.Crew loafers, and she carried a smart bag by Smythson.
Kate was spotted on a plane
We love this classic, autumnal look and it meant that the mother-of-three looked pristine at all times.
Kate's shoes:
Kate wore these past-season J.Crew shoes
The Tik Tok user that shared the video shared some snippets from the flight, too. They wrote: "She even got up half way through the flight to get her daughter's iPad.
Kate's bag:
'Panama' camera bag in taupe brown, £495, Smythson
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"And yes she was stunning, even gave me a smile while looking back at row behind her to talk to her son. No one on board took any photos or videos. Just a mum taking her children on holiday to see grandmother, but there was a buzz on board."
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The Cambridges are heading to Balmoral for the last weeks of August, the Queen's idyllic residence in the Scottish Highlands. It's been a royal tradition for a number of decades for the royal family to spend the holidays there since Queen Victoria acquired the estate, and Her Majesty has followed suit, visiting as a young Princess, a young mother and then as a monarch.
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