Princess Kate looks trendy in tracksuit for rugby event | Royal | News

Princess Kate’s latest outfit shows that she can look stunning in just about anything – even a simple tracksuit.

The Princess is a natural when it comes to dressing, whether it’s evening glamour or casual wear. She also has sports attire down to a tee.

Today, Kate rocked a navy tracksuit emblazoned with the words Rugby Football League – the governing body for the rugby league, of which she is patron. She joined England’s World Cup-winning wheelchair rugby league squad for a practice session.

The tracksuit was super casual and perfect for today’s activities, but also totally highlighted her fab figure.

This isn’t the first time royal fans have caught a glimpse of Kate in activewear.

Back in February 2022, she took part in a rugby training session, donning a cosy track tracksuit embroidered with red roses.

But Kate’s latest look is very different to the kind of ensembles she’s been wearing lately.

In recent weeks Kate has been spotted wearing suits almost exclusively, with one expert suggesting there’s an interesting reason why.

But in today’s look Kate showed that the meant business on the court, with a navy polo shirt and slim fit trousers.

She also wore a pair of plain white trainers, which made a change from the Veja sneakers she usually wears.

But despite wearing trackies, the Princess still managed to look regal as she tried her hand at wheelchair rugby.

She tucked her polo shirt into her tracksuit bottoms for a polished, flattering look.

She wore her long locks in loose curls over her shoulders, with loads of volume.

Recently the Princess debuted a new style which has been a huge hit with royal fans.

The curtain bangs and subtle honey highlights frame her face and complement her skin tone.

Todays event was hosted by the Rugby Football League, Hull FC and the the University of Hull and staged at the university’s Allam Sport Centre.

It saw members of Hull FC’s wheelchair, physical disability and learning disability rugby league teams taking part in training skills sessions and friendly matches.