Kate is one of those great celebrities (I think she can be classed as a celebrity) who wears real people clothes. From high street shops. Like Zara. This is great news for the rest of us who want to look like a princess but can't afford to spend like one. We can now go out and buy the exact same outfit as her and then say to all of our jealous, onlooking friends "Oh you like my dress? Kate Middleton has it in blue darling!"
However, she is a Duchess after all, and with that title comes the chore of having clothes designed for you from the likes of Erdem, Alexander McQueen and Jenny Packham (sigh). So here are a few of her most recent outfits and some high street (cheap) alternatives.
1. The Lace Dress - a plunging neckline but Kate keeps her modesty with long sleeves and floor length
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| LEFT: Temperly London ---- RIGHT: ASOS, £30 |
2. The Sailor Wedge - a classic, and worn oh-so-well by the Duchess with skinny jeans
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| LEFT: Stuart Weitzman ---- RIGHT: Office, £32.50 |
3. The Monochrome Dress - I'm a bit of a sucker for monochrome, and paired with baby George, what could be better?
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| LEFT: Tory Burch ---- RIGHT: H&M, £12.99 |
4. The Powder Blue Coat - a statement piece for any wardrobe, work it with pastels and monochrome or contrast with brights for a bolder look
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| LEFT: Alexander McQueen ---- RIGHT: Zara, £99.99 (ok, not cheap, but LOOK AT IT <3) |
5. The Stripe Top - a piece that every girl needs, goes with everything and is effortlessly cool
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| LEFT: ME+EM ---- RIGHT: Monki, £12 |
6. The Tartan Skirt - schoolgirl-esq but can be dressed up and down. I actually have this Brandy Melville skirt and have worn it a bit too much...
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| LEFT: Alexander McQueen ---- RIGHT: Brandy Melville, £35 |
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