What kate wore

The Duchess of Cambridge visited the King Henry’s Walk Garden today, which works to bring people together through gardening and food growing. Kate wore a Dubarry 'Bracken' Tweed Sports Jacket and combat-style boots from See by Chloe.

Head to the blog (link in bio) for complete details on Kate's nautical-inspired outfit for the launch of the King's Cup regatta ⚓ . 📸 Photo…

Kate Middleton's latest look includes a major colour trend for 2022. Shop it here.

With less than a day to the Coronation, things are hopping in London. Today the Prince and Princess of Wales attended a Buckingham Palace Lunch. King Charles hosted the event for Realm Governors-General and Prime Ministers on the eve of his Coronation tomorrow. More from The Telegraph's coverage. There were 42 attendees in total, including UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and Prime Minister of New Zealand Chris Hipkins. Guests arrived in the white…

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Kate Middleton wore these $200 boots on her royal tour of Copenhagen, Denmark. Shop them before they sell out.

We don't know how Kate Middleton does it, but she looked fabulous in a heatwave as she and husband Prince William made their debut at Royal Ascot on Friday. The couple led the royal procession as Queen Elizabeth II opted out due the sweltering 90-degree heat — and we don't blame her for staying home. It was Kate's outfit that stole the show, and followed the strict Royal Ascot wardrobe guidelines, with her Alessandra Rich polka-dot dress, which she paired with a brown hat. Her hair was…

Ignoring the rumblings of any royal drama, Kate, 41, officially opened the Evelina London Children's Day Surgery Unit.

The Princess of Wales chose a familiar Emilia Wickstead look for today's Shaping Us National Symposium in London. Below, the Princess arriving for the event. The Royal Foundation's Centre for Early Childhood hosted the symposium at the Design Museum in Kensington, London. The Centre described the event as bringing together cross-disciplinary leaders, child and adult specialists, and global thinkers for the first time to consider how we grow, think, and behave throughout life, in order to…