Kate Middleton sported a tiara for the Windsor Castle state banquet held in honor of the French President's visit to the U.K., marking her first time in a royal headpiece since December 2023.

The Princess of Wales opted for the Lover’s Knot Tiara. She paired the jewelry with a caped red silk gown designed by Sarah Burton for Givenchy. The Lover’s Knot is Kate’s most frequently worn tiara, and was one of Princess Diana’s favorites. Read more here

And guests were treated to a delicious three-course meal with the first course and dessert created by Chef Raymond Blanc OBE, an ambassador for the King's Foundation. According to the officially released menu, attendees will be treated to a selection of pre-dinner canapes, a starter, main, dessert and petit fours.

The king, 76, made a formal address to the Prince and Princess of Wales as he welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron at Windsor Castle.

Queen Camilla, Kate Middleton, Princess Anne and the Duchess of Edinburgh all donned their best jewels for the occasion

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Kate added the Lover’s Knot Tiara to her scarlet Givenchy gown by Sarah Burton, who dressed the Princess for countless special occasions – including, most memorably, her wedding – while she was creative director at Alexander McQueen.