"Yes, commenting on a woman's personal appearance and hair-style choices can a delicate matter. But the job of being the Princess of Wales and a global style icon tends to rest on her personal appearance. And, as the Daily Beast's royal reporter Tom Sykes said, the future queen incited the most polarizing royal story of the week when she turned up at an event in London last Thursday, showing that she had transformed her signature complex chestnut hair into a lighter caramel blonde."
"Patron of the Natural History Museum Catherine, Princess of Wales visits the Natural History Museum's newly transformed gardens and meet children and young people taking part in learning programmes which see them connecting with nature and boosting biodiversity in urban areas on September 4, 2025 in London, England. The gardens and National Education Nature Park programme are part of the Natural History Museum's ambitious Urban Nature Movement, an initiative which aims to help people feel more connected to nature."
Two days after debuting a dyed caramel-blonde, voluminous hairstyle with tumbling curls, she returned to a smarter classic look for outings on Saturday and Monday. As Princess of Wales and a global style icon, her personal appearance draws intense public scrutiny. She attended an event at the Natural History Museum on September 4, 2025, visiting newly transformed gardens, joining school children for pond dipping, and meeting students involved in urban biodiversity and the National Education Nature Park programme. Mainstream British outlets praised the new blonde look as trend-setting, while many online commentators accused her of wearing expensive hair extensions or a wig, allegations Kensington denied.
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