Middleton has marked her return to Royal duties with a spectacular statement - a new haircut.
Kate Middleton looked brilliant in her new hairstyle she donned for morning prayers at Crathie Kirk church in Scotland on Sept.13. The royal mother-of-two showed off a shorter style as she sat in the passenger seat of the Range Rover driven by Prince William reported the Cosmopolitan. Her new hairdo is making headlines.
Richard Ward, the Duchess's stylist, said about fringes; "A fringe makes an instant style statement - it can add structure, soften the face and highlight or define features, and is a very youthful look."
"I think Kate has made a great choice. Her fringe has been tailored for her face so my advice is to take inspiration from it but not copy it as it won't suit everyone," said Jerome Hillion, former Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year reported the Telegraph.
Middleton has hardly changed her hairstyle since entering the royal family in 2011. Her hair was always long and lustrous and she even recycles the same ensembles over and over.
The Duchess of Cambridge will return to royal duties over the coming weeks - including an appearance at the opening ceremony of the Rugby World Cup.
Middleton, who welcomed their second child, Princess Charlotte, in May, drove from Balmoral Castle to the church along with husband Prince Wiliam behind Prince Charles. It appeared that Prince George and Princess Charlotte remained at home.
Middleton is renowned for her sensible sartorial choices were clad in a coat from one of her favorite high street stores, Hobbs, which is the same coat she wore on Valentine's Day back in 2012.