Royals parade for centenary

The royal Fab Four were out in their finery yesterday to celebrate the Royal Air Force centenary. Princes William and Harry cut a dashing sight their No. 1 RAF uniforms. They were accompanied by Meghan and Kate, who were both making their own salute to style. They were joined by the Queen, the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall.

THE royal Fab Four were out in their finery yesterday to celebrate the Royal Air Force centenary.

Princes William and Harry cut a dashing sight their No.1 RAF uniforms.

They were accompanied by a smiling Meghan and Kate, who were both making their own salute to style.

The Duchess of Cambridge’s outfit – a pale blue dress by Alexander McQueen and matching hat by Sean Barrett – echoed the traditional colour of the RAF.

She was also proudly wearing a Dacre Brooch, presented to her by the Air Cadets when she became patron in 2015.

The Duchess of Sussex, meanwhile, appeared striking in black. Her Dior dress, with its A-line skirt and bateau neckline, was reminiscent of her showstopping Givenchy wedding gown. She completed her outfit with an eye-catching hat by royal milliner Stephen Jones.

The foursome were joined by the Queen, the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall.

Picture: AFP Military aircraft take part in a fly-past over the Queen Victoria Memorial (QVM) on the Mall outside Buckingham Palace in London on July 10, 2018 to mark the centenary of the Royal Air Force; and (inset) the Queen and members of the royal family.