Kate Middleton’s Best Fashion Moments To Date

The Duchess of Cambridge and Duke of Cambridge arrive at RAF Akrotiri to meet with serving personnel, families living on the base and members of the local community during an official visit. Kate opted for a minimalistic yet chic look, featuring matching an olive green blazer with matching heels. 

Prince William and Kate Middleton attend a party for families of military personnel deployed in Cyprus at Kensington Palace, wearing an Emilia Wickstead plaid midi skirt and a black cashmere Cardigan. 

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge attend the Tusk Conservation Awards at Banqueting House, wearing a bright blue Jenny Packham gown. 

Kate walks with Rear Admiral Ludger Brummelaar as they attend a State Banquet in honour of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands at Buckingham Palace in an icy blue custom Alexander McQueen gown. 

Kate attends the wedding of Princess Eugenie of York and Jack Brooksbank at St George’s Chapel in a raspberry Alexander McQueen dress. 

The Duchess of Cambridge attends the opening of the V&A Photography Centre at Victoria & Albert Museum in a tweed Erdem dress paired with a maroon belt. 

Duchess of Cambridge attends the men’s single final on day thirteen of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club wearing a bright yellow number with sleeves. 

The Duchess of Cambridge leave the wedding ceremony of Britain’s Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and US actress Meghan Markle at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, stepping out in a white dress coat. 

Kate attends the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit at London County Hall wearing a knee-length, lavender dress. 

The Duchess of Cambridge stunned in an all white ensemble as she joined husband Prince William at the Battle of Passchendaele centenary service in Ypres. If Kate’s gorgeous ivory dress, designed by Alexander McQueen, looks familiar, that’s because the Duchess is recycling the look which she previously wore at Princess Charlotte’s christening! Love it! 

While attending a garden party in Belin, the Duchess of Cambridge wore a red off-the-shoulder Alexander McQueen gown. Kate wore a pair of tan Prada shoes – the same pair she owns in black – and sparkly red earrings. 

Anyone else reminded of the dancing girl emoji?! 

On day two of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s Poland and Germany tour, Kate Middleton chose a demure Erdem floral two-piece to visit Stutthof, a former Nazi Germany Concentration Camp.

Kate Middleton makes a nod to Polish fashion in a custom creation by local designer Gosia Baczynska. Critics are calling it her edgiest look to date.

Touching down in Poland with her family for day one of the royals’ Poland and Germany tour, the Duchess of Cambridge hit the tarmac in a white Alexander McQueen suit-dress.

Embracing her inner fashion girl, the Duchess of Cambridge stunned in Gucci while visiting the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. 

Over the weekend, the Duchess of Cambridge stepped out in much more casual attire than we’re used to. 

Wearing cropped J. Crew trousers, a white tee, Zara blazer and J. Crew heels, Kate’s outfit choice was both modern and affordable, however, royal watchers were quick to note that the 35-year-old has only ever stepped out in pants (rather than skinny jeans) once in the past seven years. 

The Duchess of Cambridge wore an Alexander McQueen white lace dress and a matching headpiece to the Royal Ascot races. 

At the Trooping The Colour Ceremony, the duchess chose a cheery shade of millennial pink to celebrate. Sporting a custom-piece from Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, she topped things off with a Jane Taylor London hat. However, the best part of this look came when Kate was twinning with adorable daughter Princess Charlotte.

The Duchess wore a floral green Rochas dress to the Chelsea Flower show

Kate wore an Alexander McQueen dress to her sister, Pippa’s Middleton’s wedding

The Duchess stepped out in a playful poppy-print Alexander McQueen gown to attend a reception for Team Great Britain’s Olympic and Paralympic athletes, hosted by The Queen at Buckingham Palace. Kate paired the mid-calf frock with a pair of red heels and her signature royal blow-out.

Kate stepped out wearing a daring (well by royal standards), off-the-shoulder look by London-based, Brazilian-born designer Barbara Casasola. Attending the Art Fund Museum of the Year prize at the Natural History Museum in London on July 6, 2016 , Kate wowed in the “figure-sculpting” cream midi which retails for $2717.

The Duchess wore a printed Alexander McQueen gown to attend the men’s final at Wimbledon.

The Duchess of Cambridge wearing a cream Dolce & Gabbana dress and Jane Taylor hat on Day Two of Royal Ascot.

Kate stunned in a royal blue gown by Roland Mouret for the 40th anniversary of SportsAid in London.

Duchess of Cambridge attend the launch of Heads Together Campaign wearing a skirt by Banana Republic and a blouse by Goat.

Kate wore a jewel-toned gown by LK Bennett to host US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama with husband Prince William at their home at Kensington Palace, London.

Kate went for a relaxed boho look during her Royal Tour of India in this Glamorous maxi – which was a steal at just $33 (but is sold out now, naturally).

Kate again donned a lace number by Dolce & Gabbana for a visit to Lancaster House in London.

The Duchess went for a daring look in this sheer black Temperley London dress to attend the Action on Addiction autumn in London.

During her Royal Tour of Australia Kate wore Aussie label Zimmerman for a day out at Manly Beach.

For her arrival in Sydney, Kate was a ray of sunhine in this yellow gown by Serbian designer Roksanda Ilincic. While Prince William infamously described his wife as a “banana” in this one, we love it!

For her Royal Tour of New Zealand, Kate paid homage to the country’s national emblem in this black Jenny Packham gown. 

While some worried this look was too matchy-matchy, we loved Kate’s ode to Jackie O in this red Catherine Walker coat dress which she topped off with a pillbox hat – and an adorable Prince George on her arm! 

Kate walked the red carpet at the London premiere of Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom in this cream-colored Roland Mouret gown – complete with sexy thigh-high split.

While pregnant with Prince George, Kate wowed in a pretty yellow coat dress for a garden party at Buckingham Palace. 

The Duchess was a vision in a turquoise shirt dress by Mulberry at the official opening of The Natural History Museums’s Treasures Gallery at Natural History Museum in London.

Kate looked chic in this burgundy coat and flat boots for a visit to the Newcastle Civic Centre.

During the Royal Tour of the Far East Kate Wore this white broderie anglaise suit-dress by one of her favourtie designers, Alexander McQueen.

At the Diamond Jubilee Pageant on the River Thames in London Kate stood out in this Alexander McQueen Red Peplum pleated dress with matching red accessories.

Kate dazzled in Jenny Packham at the 10th Annual ARK (Absolute Return for Kids) Gala Dinner at Kensington Palace

For her wedding day Kate opted for a gown custom designed for her by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen.

It doesn’t get much more English than a classic Burberry trench

On the day they officially announced their engagement to the world, Kate opted for a blue wrap dress by Issa – which perfected matched the new bling on her finger!