The most stylish outfits worn by Catherine, Princess of Wales

Kate looked radiant as she stepped out at the Together at Christmas carols service at Westminster Abbey on December 5.

She attended the service with her husband, Prince William, and their three children, George, 12 Charlotte, 10, and Louis, seven.

Kate captured attention in a sophisticated coat from one of her go-to designers, Catherine Walker.

Catherine, Duchess of Wales stole the spotlight as she stepped out for the state banquet at Windsor Castle on December 3.

Held in honour of the President of the Federal Republic of Germany Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife, Elke Büdenbender, all eyes were on Kate in her dazzling blue sequined Jenny Packham gown.

A long-time favourite designer of the princess’, the gown – featuring caped sleeve detail and an asymmetric neckline – accentuated her body beautifully.

For the first time, Kate wore the Oriental Circlet tiara – a stunning creation featuring diamonds and rubies in the design of lotus flowers and Mughal arches – her biggest tiara to date.

Catherine re-wore this striking sapphire blue coat by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen to welcome German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife, Elke Büdenbender, to the UK on December 3.

Last worn on Christmas Day 2023 with the same navy Juliette Botterill Millinery fascinator and Gianvito Rossi boots, this time the princess paired the coat with a black Burberry dress and black gloves.

She also chose the same statement diamond and sapphire double-drop earrings that belonged to her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, paired with the Prince of Wales Feathers Brooch in a nod to husband William’s royal title.

A historic trip, the state visit marked the first to the UK for a president of the Federal Republic of Germany in 27 years.

Catherine made a glamorous return to the Royal Variety Performance with Prince William, at the  Royal Albert Hall for the first time in two years.

For the performance, which was held on November 19, the Princess of Wales wore an emerald green velvet dress by Talbot Runhof. She paired it with Manolo Blahnik pointed-toe pumps and a Jenny Packham clutch purse.

She also paid tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II by wearing her Greville Chandelier earrings. They originally belonged to Dame Margaret Greville and are crafted with diamonds and platinum.

Kate nailed business-chic as she attended the Future Workforce Summit in London on Tuesday, November 18.

She opted for a power suit as she stepped out in a grey number from Roland Mouret, which she styled with her favourite Russell and Bromley heels.

Kate has proven herself to be a massive fan of the designer, previously wearing other suits from his collection.

Completing her look, she carried a Smythson tote bag with her and accessorised with glittering Empress earrings.

Kate sported an all-black outfit to pay her respects at the Armistice Day Service of Remembrance on November 11.

She wrote a Catherine Walker military-style coat dress and accessorised with the Irish Guards Regimental Brooch and two red poppies in tribute to the fallen soldiers.

The Princess of Wales completed her outfit with Cornelia James gloves and Gianvito Rossi boots. 

The event at The National Memorial Arboretum marked the 80th anniversary of the end of World War Two.

The Princess of Wales cut an elegant figure as she stepped out at The Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance on Sunday, November 9.

Showing her respect for the Armed Forces, Kate made a sombre outing in a black Alessandra Rich dress with a white collar.

She also wore Bahrain pearl drop earrings that have been worn by both the late Queen Elizabeth and Princess Diana in a subtle tribute.

She added a James Porter and Son Scottish silver thistle brooch and a Mulberry Bayswater suede clutch bag to finish off her look.

Catherine wore one of her classic ensembles on October 14, for a visit to the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Services in the Learning and Development College.

With William in tow, the Princess of Wales has worn it before. Famously, she wore the iconic Alexander McQueen dress, which features boxy shoulders, a fitted bodice, and a flared shin-length skirt, on Christmas Day in 2022. She also previously wore it in 2020.

This time, she teamed it with paired with brown suede Gianvito Rossi knee-high boots, a black rollneck jumper for an extra layer of warmth, and what looks like her Ralph Lauren textured midi skirt. Previously, she wore the skirt to Frogmore Gardens with American First Lady Melania Trump, when she did a royal state visit with her husband, Donald Trump, in the UK.

Kate showed her love for Victoria Beckham’s brand while stepping out to meet families and volunteers at Home-Start Oxford on October 9.

Her decision to wear a Victoria Beckham suit came on the same day that the fashion designer’s Netflix self-titled series premiered on the streaming platform.

It was a sweet show of support for the Beckham family, who have maintained close bonds with the royals over the years.

Kate put on a very sophisticated display in a $2,850 power suit while visiting the Royal Air Force Coningsby on Thursday, October 2.

She sported a grey suit from Bella Freud, which appeared to be the same outfit that she wore while visiting the Suffolk Silk Mills in September.

The princess also fixed a gold winged RAF brooch to her ensemble in a subtle tribute to the force.

Fashion stylist Constance Richardson told Hello! of the outfit: “By wearing a soft grey monochrome look, Kate is communicating quiet strength. It’s refined and professional without being overpowering.”

And she certainly showed her strength when she climbed inside the cockpit of a Quick Reaction Alert Typhoon during the visit.

Kate was glowing as she stepped out alongside Melania Trump for a historic joint outing on September 18.

Putting her best fashion foot forward, Kate embraced country-chic in a Ralph Lauren skirt, an olive jacket and brown suede boots.

She finished off her look with a stylish scarf from Sudbury Mill.

It was a historic first for the Princess of Wales, who wasn’t joined by any other senior royals while hosting the First Lady at Frogmore Cottage to meet a group of young Scouts.

For the state banquet – held in honour of Donald Trump and his wife, Melania’s second state visit – Catherine wore a gown by British designer Phillipa Lepley.

The hand-embroidered sheer gold dress coat had puffy shoulders and a collar which were layered over an ivory silk gown.

For the occasion, she also wore Lover’s Knot Tiara.

The Princess of Wales wore this all-maroon ensemble to the Ceremonial Welcome at Windsor Castle on September 17, after Donald and Melania Trump’s arrival.

She also wore it earlier this year to the VE Day military procession in May.

Princess Catherine went to the Sudbury Silk Mills to celebrate British textiles and creativity, and wore the perfect suit for the occasion!

When she visited mills in Sudbury and Cuxton on September 11, she wore a grey checked single-breasted suit blazer with sharp labels, with matching cigarette-cut trousers, and a black belt.

Not only did she tour the mills and see how pattens are made, she also created her own screen print!

The Princess of Wales made a subtle tribute to Queen Elizabeth to mark three years since her passing.

She visited the National Federation of Women’s Institute alongside Prince William, of which she was a lifelong member.

For the occasion, Kate wore a tartan midi dress from Alessandra Rich that was reminiscent of the Queen’s outfit at her last ever royal engagement.

The late monarch wore a similar tartan skirt when she welcomed former Prime Minister Liz Truss to Balmoral on September 6, 2022.

Princess Catherine took sport-dressing to a whole new level with this ensemble!

She was spotted cheering for England, as they went up against Australia in the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 Pool A match on September 6, at Brighton & Hove Albion Stadium.

A lover of blazers, she also wore a ruffled collarless shirt and high-waisted suit trousers.

When the Princess of Wales arrived at the Natural History Museum on September 4, she not only wore her signature style, but also debuted lighter locks!

She went to see the museum’s newly renovated gardens, after she went on a summer break with her family.

She finished her ensemble with a pair of brown suede loafers and a necklace that features the initials of her three.

Catherine wore this stunning blue dress on July 13, when she presented Jannik Sinner with the Gentlemen’s Singles Final trophy. The Roksanda dress featured  a V-neck top and capped sleeves. She paired it with Ralph Lauren shoes and a floppy hat by .K.Bennett.

Catherine made her return to Wimbledon in style on July 12. The royal wore this stunning ensemble to the women’s single match, with Gianvito Rossi pumps and a Anya Hindmarch bag.

Princess Catherine wore this stunning scarlet crepe gown, which was made for Givenchy, to the state banquet on July 8.

The event was held in honour of French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, visiting the UK.

It marked the Princess of Wales’ first banquet, and first time wearing a tiara, in almost two years.

The Princess of Wales wore this set by Dior on July 8, to greet French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife.

Specifically, she donned the 30 Montaigne Rose Des Vents Bar Jacket Maria Grazia Churi’s collection, before she stepped away from her duties as the creative director of the fashion house. It marked Catherine’s first time wearing the brand.

She also wore Diana’s Collingwood pearl-drop earrings, a matching pink hat with ribbon detail by Jess Collett, and a pearl necklace from Queen Elizabeth’s collection.

Kate returned to the Order of the Garter service at Windsor for the first time in two years since her cancer diagnosis on June 16, 2025.

For the occasion, she wore a Self Portrait dress and a Sean Barrett hat. She added a 1980s vintage Susan Caplan faux pearl necklace and earrings from the designer to finish her look.

For Trooping the Colour in 2025, Princess Catherine wore an aquamarine Catherine Walker coat dress, with a matching hat by Juliette Botterill.

Many believe the ensemble was a sweet nod to Princess Diana, who wore this exact outfit in a different colour to the event in 1988.

The mother-of-three also matched with her daughter Charlotte at the event.

To the first Buckingham Palace garden party of 2025, the Princess of Wales wore a butter yellow dress from cherished designer Emilia Wickstead.

The dress was formerly worn to a Service of Thanksgiving event as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations in 2022.

Notably, Catherine also opted to wear the same pair of Robinson Pelham earrings that she wore to her own wedding in 2011, as well as a yellow Philip Treacy hat that she wore to the 2018 wedding of her brother-in-law, Prince Harry, and his wife, Meghan Markle in 2018.

The brunette beauty looked oh-so-fashionable in a flattering love green suit by none other than Victoria Beckham as she stepped out to present an award on behalf of the British Fashion Council on May 13.

The 70s-inspired ‘Alina’ high-waist trousers from the brand have also previously been worn by Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, and retail for a cool $750.00

As for the matching Patch-Pocket Jacket, fans wanting to emulate the Princess of Wales’ style will have to part ways with $1,250.

A ruffled white blouse from Knatchbull completed the look alongside the Celia Pumps from Ralph Lauren, and the late Queen’s Bahrain Pearl and Diamond Drop Earrings.

The Princess of Wales dressed her best for the 2025 VE Day festivities. Traditionally celebrated on May 8, it marks the end of World War Two in Europe. This year was the 80th anniversary, and the British royals commemorated the occasion from May 5 to May 8.

Here, she went to the National Service of Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey.

She completed her ensemble with an elegant veiled headpiece by Juliette Botterill, Ralph Lauren heels, and a DeMellier Nano Montreal bag. Princess Catherine also wore Princess Diana’s Collingwood pearl drop earrings. And it’s not the first time she has worn this dress, having worn it to a royal engagement in 2023!

Later that same day, the Princess joined her family for a concert at Horse Guards Parade.

For this occasion, she paired her all-white look with Gianvito Rossi pumps, a Chanel bag, and a Susan Caplan earrings and necklace set.

For the VE Day military procession, the Princess of Wales re-wore this stunning coat. She first wore it, and the same Sean Barrett pillbox hat, to meet the South African President when he visited in 2022.

To finish it off, she wore a ruby and diamond necklace with matching earrings and brown heels.

For day two of their trip to the Scottish Isles, the Princess of Wales wore another comfortable yet chic fit that included a repeat wear of her trusty See by Chloe brown leather boots from the day before.

She also styled the ‘Schmitt’ herringbone tweed blazer from Ralph Lauren in olive with a warm cashmere sweater from Johnstons of Elgin, and a white top with ruffles on the collar and cuffs.

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On April 29th, 2025, Catherine and her husband visited the town of Tobermory on the Isle of Mull.

Notably, their visit fell on their 14th wedding anniversary.

As she met with locals, the cancer-survivor was channeling corporate-chic in her Massimo Dutti slim-fit jeans, laced brown hiking boots, chambray Boden skirt, and a double-breasted Holland Cooper jacket in herringbone tweed.

While on the outside her outfit choice was relatively simple for a royal, she did have her $7,000 pound Cartier Ballon Bleu stainless steel watch around her wrist. It’s believed that Prince William gifted it to her in 2014 to mark their third wedding anniversary.

The Princess of Wales was a vision in this striking red dress by favoured designer Catherine Walker, matching pumps from Gianvito Rossi, and a hat by Gina Foster as she attended the annual Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey on March 10, 2025.

Paired with Queen Elizabeth’s four-stranded pearl necklace with a diamond clasp in the centre and gorgeous pearl drop earrings, she looked stunning!

Notably, Catherine first wore this brightly coloured ensemble to the carol service at Westminster Abbey in December 2021.

In their first joint public appearance together in a year, the Princess and Princess of Wales visited the town of Pontypridd in Wales.

Catherine paid tribute to the Welsh flag in a bespoke double-breasted red coat from Alexander McQueen that was adorned with a yellow daffodil pin (which is the national flower of the country).

In her first public outing since revealing she no longer wished to share her outfit details to avoid her fashion choices detracting from her work, the Princess visited a Mother and Baby Unit at a women’s prison where she met with former inmates to discuss access to pre- and post-natal services for new mothers.

On the day Kate wore a Blazé Milano checkered blazer, maroon Gianvito Rossi boots, and vintage Katherine James pearl earrings.

On January 30th, 2025, in her first public appearances of the year, Catherine visited Corgi, a family-run textiles manufacturer based in Ammanford, Wales, and TA Hafan, a children’s hospice located near Cardiff.

On both outings, she wore a Chriss Kerr Tailored Wool Midi Coat in Cream, a Plaid Printer Dress with Belt from Zara, gold hoops from Spells of Love, and comfortable black heels from Russell & Bromley.

In a rare public appearance to round out 2024, the Princess of Wales attended the Ceremonial Welcome at Horse Guards Parade during the first day of the Amir of the State of Qatar’s visit to the United Kingdom on December 3rd, 2024.

It comes as no surprise that the royal opted to wear a warm burgundy coat dress designed by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, a longtime favourite luxury brand of hers.

She also paired the look with a matching fascinator from Sahar Millinery, boots, a handbag, and even gloves as well as a pair of gorgeous pearl-drop earrings and a diamond clasp necklace – both of which were originally owned by the late Queen Elizabeth.

Three months on from her last official royal engagement, Catherine met with members of the Emergency Services during a visit to Southport Community Centre, where a mass stabbing attack took place in July.

For the poignant visit, the Princess of Wales wore a long chocolate brown double-breasted coat from Alexander McQueen to keep warm against the autumnal breeze, which was layered over a flowing burgundy midi dress with white polka dots from the London-based brand Whistles.

For her highly anticipated return to the Centre Court at Wimbledon on July 14, 2024, the mother-of-three opted to wear this stunning purple wrap dress from Safiyaa London.

She paired the dress with her L.K. Bennett Milly handbag, two Halcyon Days bangles, and her well-worn Camilla Elphick Lucia sandals.

In a sweet nod to her patronage of the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, the look was completed with a bow pinned to her summer dress in the green and purple colours of the prestigious tennis tournament.

In her first public appearance in almost six months, Catherine stepped out alongside her family to attend Trooping the Colour on June 15th, 2024.

For the occasion, she made a huge splash in this chic black and white dress with a belted waistline and large ribbon detail from one of her favourite designers, Jenny Packham.

To accessorise the outfit, the 42-year-old wore a matching wide-brimmed hat by Philip Treacy that showed off her gorgeous braided up-do, Cassandra Goad Cavolfiore Pearl Stud Earrings, her Irish Guards Regimental Brooch, and a pair of white pumps.

The Princess of Wales was feeling blue as she stepped out alongside the royal family on Christmas Day in 2023!

Donned in a beautiful coat from Alexander McQueen, she was further rugged up with a navy turtleneck and her Gianvito Rossi navy boots.

The look was completed by one of her beloved Emmy London clutches and Princess Diana’s diamond and sapphire earrings that she has worn on numerous occasions.

Her matching fascinator was, of course, from Juliette Millinery – a favourite fashion brand in the circles of Britain’s upper echelon.

Catherine ended 2023 with another gorgeous all-white ensemble, worn to the annual “Together At Christmas” Carol Service at Westminster Abbey on December 8th. 

The long ivory coat from Chris Kerr, worn over a coordinating sweater from Kiltane and trousers from Holland Cooper, exuded festive elegance and was finished with a gorgeous pair of Van Cleef & Arpels Alhambra earrings.

Hosted by the Princess and supported by The Royal Foundation, the service aims to bring together members of the community, especially those who are lonely during the festive season, and recognise those who have gone above and beyond to help others in need throughout the year. 

To formally welcome the President of the Republic of Korea, Yoon Suk Yeol, and his wife, Kim Keon Hee, to the United Kingdom, Kate donned yet another gorgeous design by one of her favourite designers – Catherine Walker. 

The scarlet red ensemble featured a respectable knee-length dress and was paired with a chic ‘Beau Tie’ coat from 2021.

Her custom wide-brimmed hat from Jane Taylor, Miu Miu bow-embellished suede bag, Gianvito Rossi 105 suede pumps, and Princess Diana’s iconic Cabochon Sapphire Drop earrings completed the look. 

Kate donned this vibrant purple co-ord set from Emilia Wickstead as she inaugurated the Shaping Us National Symposium in collaboration with the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, held at the Design Museum in London on November 15, 2023.

Royal watchers have seen this outfit once before, the Duchess of Cambridge completing the look with her Gianvito Rossi 105 Pumps in Navy Suede and Princess Diana’s Cabochon Sapphire Drop Earrings.

The Princess of Wales wore a Catherine Walker coat to attend the National Service of Remembrance at The Cenotaph on November 12, 2023. It was the same coat she wore in 2019, her all-black ensemble paying respects on the solemn occasion.

She wore three poppies on her coat, which has been speculated to signify her great-grandmother’s three brothers, who died in action during WWI. 

Kate also honoured the late Queen Elizabeth II by transforming her Diamond and Pearl Leaf Brooch into a pair of earrings. 

Kate was the picture of a modern royal as she stepped out at Nottingham Trent University on World Mental Health Day in a ribbed cream sweater and matching ribbed midi skirt from favourite quiet luxury brand Sezane. 

Her matching Tusting Mini Holly Bag in Taupe, Gianvito Rossi’s Gianvito 105’ Pumps in Bisque Suede, and Simone Rocha Faux-Pearl Curb-Chain Earrings are all repeat wears, complementing her neutral look perfectly. 

Catherine looked tres chic when making an appearance in Bracknell, England, at the Vsi Rzom Community Hub. 

The ensemble is a far cry from her usual sophisticated suits and designer dresses, and features the Sezane Cefinn ‘Janie’ Sleeveless Funnel Neck Jumper in Mid Grey, with a crisp long-sleeved shirt underneath. 

The outfit was completed by Wool Trousers in Mottled Grey (also from Sezane), Avery Heels in Tweed from J.Crew, gold pearl ‘Rosalia’ earrings from Shyla, and a Cartier Ballon Bleu Watch. 

Catherine stepped out in a couture Eponine London maroon coat dress with a matching hat by Sahar Millinery and Queen Elizabeth’s pearl and diamond earrings in Wales during an official visit to mark the first anniversary of the late monarch’s death. 

This is the second time the Princess of Wales has worn the coat dress, the first being in December 2022 when she hosted Royal Carols: Together at Christmas.  

While supporting her husband at the Royal Charity Polo Day, the Princess wore a beautiful summery Beulah London dress.

The breezy bias-cut skirt was balanced out by elegant three-quarter puff sleeves. The cornflower blue colour, accented with a white floral design, worked as a visually appealing contrast to the green surroundings.

Paired with a matching hat and bag by Philip Treacy, Kate stunned in a bold blue coatdress from Catherine Walker at the Scottish Coronation of King Charles III. 

The electric ensemble was accessorised with blue suede court pumps from Emmy London and a pearl bracelet and drop earrings from Princess Diana’s jewelry collection. Her colour choice was fitting considering blue is also the colour of the Scottish flag. 

As well as paying homage to her late mother-in-law, the Princess of Wales also donned the late Queen Elizabeth’s Four Row Japanese Pearl Choker, which she previously wore to both the funeral of the Queen in September 2022 and the funeral of Prince Philip in April 2021.

Kate stepped out at Wimbledon in a mint green Balmain blazer, which she paired with a white long pleated dress and heels, matching her jacket’s lapels perfectly.

At the event, she caught up with close friend Roger Federer. In a seemingly normal greeting, however, the tennis star unintentionally breached royal protocol. When touching the Princess on the back in a welcoming gesture, Catherine quickly responded by moving back and giving a polite nod to her old pal. According to protocol, members of the royal family should not be touched unless they extend their hand in greeting. There you go!

Pretty in pink! The Princess looked utterly stunning in her pale pink Beulah London dress, which she wore previously at Wimbledon in 2021.

It’s no wonder that the high collar, full skirt, and waist-cinching belt complement her perfectly. The piece has also been worn by Princess Beatrice and Princess Mary!

Princess Catherine exuded elegance at Windsor Castle’s Garter Day. The waist-hugging Alessandra Rich dress bore a ruched shoulder and high neckline, perfectly balancing the bias-cut hemline.

Royal fans were quick to spot the outfit’s similarity to one Princess Diana wore for Royal Ascot on June 15, 1988. With an almost identical silhouette, matching pearl earrings, exact shoe match, and black and white polka dot pattern, the homage to her late mother-in-law did not go unnoticed. 

At the 2023 Trooping the Colour, Kate wowed fans in a beautifully-tailored Andrew Gn dress. The monochromatic green dress was complemented with bejeweled buttons and a matching green Phillip Treacy hat.

Catherine seems to be a fan of monochromatics! Looking stunning in salmon, she visited The Foundling Museum in London wearing a smart three-piece Alexander McQueen suit, which she also wore in 2022. The look was accented with a white, pearl-embellished belt and matching pumps.

This outfit was worn by Catherine, Princess of Wales during a charity visit and is simply gorgeous!

For the occasion, Catherine donned a silk crepe shirt dress from Suzannah London. The emerald piece is neatly pin-tucked at the waist and shoulders for an uber-flattering effect. She paired the simple outfit with a classic pair of Chanel slingbacks.

A daytime Cinderella! Princess Catherine stunned at the Coronation Garden Party at Buckingham Palace in 2023. The sheer, sparkling Elie Saab dress featured a high neckline with pussy-bow detailing and long flowing skirts.

Kate wore a sharply tailored Alexander McQueen coat when visiting the University of Leeds in January. Paired with a cream maxi dress, brown knee-high Gianvito Rossi boots, and a coat-matching green bag, she was truly smartly dressed when speaking on her ‘Shaping Us’ campaign.

On September 9th, the Princess of Wales attended a Rugby World Cup match between England and Argentina at the State Velodrome in Marseille, France. 

For the sporty occasion, she wore a flawless Alexander McQueen tailored suit in white, pairing the ensemble with a Massimo Dutti Woven Leather Clutch-Style Handbag. 

For jewelry, she wore Mappin & Webb Empress Drop Earrings, which matched her Mappin & Webb Empress Mini Pendant Necklace perfectly.  

The Princess of Wales looked gorgeous at Wimbledon. The custom marigold yellow dress featured a softly pleated skirt and statement bow shoulder – appropriately sunny for the sunny occasion.

Princess Catherine opted for a bold red number while launching The Forward Trust’s latest campaign. Dressed in a bright red turtleneck and matching pleated skirt, the look looked both flattering and effortless.

The Princess of Wales rocked a gorgeous forest green Alexander McQueen coat with a matching beret style hat with floral detail made by Awon Golding for Lock & Co (also known as the oldest hat shop in the world) to the 2025 Irish Guard’s St Patrick’s Day Parade in London on March 17, 2025.

Since 2022, Catherine has been an honourary colonel of the regiment after taking over the position from her husband, Prince William. Notably, this bespoke tailored coat was last worn by the princess in November 2022 while she was in Boston. The hat was also last worn by Kate in 2019 for the same St. Patrick’s Day event.

The look was further styled with black suede knee-high boots, green tourmaline, diamond earrings from Kiki Donough, and of course a sprig of a shamrock!

One can never go wrong with a sharply-tailored coat dress. This powder blue Catherine Walker ensemble was a true standout on the Princess. With crisp shoulder pads, a clean-cut double-breasted collar, and a pin-tucked waistline, this look was truly stunning.

To commence the royal tour of Ireland, this outfit worn by Catherine, Princess of Wales, was very on-the-nose and very green!

Her emerald Catherine Walker coat matched her padded headband, while her bright green Alessandra Rich dress peeked through as she descended the plane stairs.

Doesn’t Catherine look gorgeous in green? She wore a green, figure-hugging dress to Wimbledon in 2019. Accented with gold buttons, pin-tucked puff sleeves, and a bow-detail neckline completed the look.

On Christmas Day in 2018, Kate wore a signature coat dress paired with a stunning halo band headpiece by Jane Taylor. She complemented the look with a half-updo.

Did someone say nautical chic? Princess Catherine embraced the sailing look with a McQueen pencil skirt and matching blouse. Ready to set sail on her visit to Portsmouth.

When visiting The Anna Freud Centre in London, Kate wore a bright red Alexander McQueen dress. Hitting just above the knee, the pleated skirt is contrasted with a clean, long-sleeved upper.

A classic Kate silhouette! This gorgeous canary yellow Jenny Packham dress emphasised the then-Duchess’ sunny appearance while arriving in Canada.

In this stunning pastel green Self Portrait outfit worn by Catherine, Princess of Wales, the mother-of-three dazzled the crowds at the women’s singles final at Wimbledon.

Just days prior, she opted for a very similar colour palette, donning a mint green midi Roland Mouret dress at the men’s final. 

Later that same day, the royal visited a community garden that had been impacted by local flooding.

It was here that Catherine swapped her favoured red coat for a cropped tweed Katherine Hooker jacket that revealed a chocolate brown roll-neck long-sleeve top, tartan skirt from Gucci, and heeled suede boots.

Notably, the mother-of-three first wore this jacket to the Cheltenham races back in 2007, proving that good fashion sense never goes out of style!