7 Royal Outfits to Recreate This Thanksgiving—And All Winter Long

From Princess Kate to Princess Catharina-Amalia, these royal styles scream holiday-ready.

Royal Thanksgiving Inspiration
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The fourth Thursday in November is right around the corner, and it seems to sneak up on us every year. Thanksgiving seems to mark the official start of the holiday season, with plenty of reasons to get dressed up over the next few weeks, whether it's Friendsgiving or a work holiday party.

While European royals don't sit down for a turkey and some gratitude every November, they do bring the royal fashion inspo year-round. Whether your Thanksgiving dress code is jeans, dressy, or elastic-waistbands-only, these royal women have stylish outfits to guide you.

Meghan Markle might be the only member of the Royal Family who's celebrating Thanksgiving around her Montecito table, but read on for style inspiration from Princess Kate, Princess Madeleine of Sweden and Princess Catharina-Amalia, the future queen of the Netherlands.

The Princess of Wales

Kate Middleton wearing a green plaid jacket

Jeans, but make it festive.

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You can't go wrong with jeans, statement boots, and a classic sweater—just ask Kate. If you choose comfortable jeans and a stretchy knit, you can account for extra mashed potatoes. A statement coat gets the festive spirit in the door, but lets you relax and feel yourself for the rest of the night.

The Duchess of Sussex

Meghan Markle wears a silk skirt and matching shirt.

A silk skirt makes this whole look feel luxe.

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Meghan Markle's dressy, coordinating set feels extra festive in this pumpkin pie hue. Satin skirts can be found in a stretch material, and a relaxed button-down can be untucked for extra comfort, but tied together you have a sophisticated, sleek look.

Princess Madeleine

Princess Madeleine wearing a camel outfit

Cozy layers and trendy boots combine perfectly in a tonal brown.

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Pull all the neutrals from your closet, add on-trend leather boots and the "it" bag of the season, and you have a perfect outfit. Princess Madeleine of Sweden's camel-toned pieces will go with everything all season long, but come together for a very chic Thanksgiving style.

The Princess of Wales

Kate Middleton Wears Khaki Wide Leg Trousers

The colors of the season combine for the perfect Thanksgiving 'fit.

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Leafy hues? For autumn? Groundbreaking. Princess Kate brings together earthy green and burgundy with these elastic-waistband pants and a warm-yet-elegant sweater. A block heel is comfortable, but easily kicked off by the fire.

Princess Catharina-Amalia

Princess Catharina-Amalia in a long suede coat

Hide your flared leggings and t-shirt under a super-chic coat.

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If your family sticks to stretchy pants and sneakers for Thanksgiving, but you want to arrive in style, steal Princess Catharina-Amalia's look. Your favorite black flared leggings and T-shirt get an upgrade with a pop of seasonal green sneaker and an incredibly chic long coat. Add sunglasses for extra style on arrival.

The Duchess of Sussex

Meghan Markle wearing a contract collar blazer

A contrast collar makes a big statement.

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The Duchess of Sussex shows the power of a statement blazer, especially with a touch of velvet for that seasonal twist. Paired with flared jeans, a classic T-shirt, and some elegant boots, you can feel stylish and relaxed from appetizers to pie.

The Princess of Wales

Kate Middleton wears a tartan maxi skirt

Nothing says "festive" quite like a plaid skirt.

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A long plaid skirt seems to be the statement piece of the season, and nobody wears it better than Princess Kate. Add some tall boots and a cardigan for an easy yet festive look.

Christine Ross
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Christine Ross is a freelancer writer, royal expert, broadcaster and podcaster. She's worked with news outlets including the BBC, Glamour, Talk TV, ET, PBS, CNN and 20/20 to cover the foremost royal events of the last decade, from Prince George’s birth to the coronation of King Charles III.

She previously served as co-host of Royally Us, a weekly royal podcast by Us Weekly. As a freelance writer and royal commentator she provides expert commentary, historical context and fashion analysis about royal families worldwide, with an emphasis on the British Royal Family.