Kate Middleton's Style File

The Duchess of Cambridge wore an Alexander McQueen outfit with a matching hat and pearl earrings to the Trooping the Colour ceremony at Buckingham Palace

She first caught Prince William’s eye in a daringly see-through dress but since then, Kate Middleton’s style has evolved into that of a chic, confident woman. Classically British, her modest, elegant style is complemented by her enviable figure and perfect skin.

Excitement reached its crescendo at the wedding of the decade in April 2011, when Catherine wore Alexander McQueen by Sarah Burton. Since then Kate favours Issa and Jenny Packham for evening gowns, and relies on British heritage brands such as Barbour,Jigsaw and Topshop. From Royal engagements to polo matches and friends weddings, we take a look at her sartorial highlights…

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a HOBBS mac for the naming of the Royal Princess ship, London, June 2013. 

She first caught Prince William’s eye in a daringly see-through dress but since then, Kate Middleton’s style has evolved into that of a chic, confident woman. Classically British, her modest, elegant style is complemented by her enviable figure and perfect skin.

Excitement reached its crescendo at the wedding of the decade in April 2011, when Catherine wore Alexander McQueen by Sarah Burton. Since then Kate favours Issa and Jenny Packham for evening gowns, and relies on British heritage brands such as Barbour,Jigsaw and Topshop. From Royal engagements to polo matches and friends weddings, we take a look at her sartorial highlights…

Catherine Duchess of Cambridge wears a peach coloured Jenny Packham dress with a Jane Taylor hat at the Service to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the coronation of Elizabeth II, Westminster Abbey.

She first caught Prince William’s eye in a daringly see-through dress but since then, Kate Middleton’s style has evolved into that of a chic, confident woman. Classically British, her modest, elegant style is complemented by her enviable figure and perfect skin.

Excitement reached its crescendo at the wedding of the decade in April 2011, when Catherine wore Alexander McQueen by Sarah Burton. Since then Kate favours Issa and Jenny Packham for evening gowns, and relies on British heritage brands such as Barbour,Jigsaw and Topshop. From Royal engagements to polo matches and friends weddings, we take a look at her sartorial highlights…

Catherine Duchess of Cambridge wears a yellow Emilia Wickstead silk coat with Jane Corbett fascinator.

She first caught Prince William’s eye in a daringly see-through dress but since then, Kate Middleton’s style has evolved into that of a chic, confident woman. Classically British, her modest, elegant style is complemented by her enviable figure and perfect skin.

Excitement reached its crescendo at the wedding of the decade in April 2011, when Catherine wore Alexander McQueen by Sarah Burton. Since then Kate favours Issa and Jenny Packham for evening gowns, and relies on British heritage brands such as Barbour,Jigsaw and Topshop. From Royal engagements to polo matches and friends weddings, we take a look at her sartorial highlights…

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge wears a Tara Jarmon peach coat on a visit to Naomi House Children's Hospice in Hampshire.

She first caught Prince William’s eye in a daringly see-through dress but since then, Kate Middleton’s style has evolved into that of a chic, confident woman. Classically British, her modest, elegant style is complemented by her enviable figure and perfect skin.

Excitement reached its crescendo at the wedding of the decade in April 2011, when Catherine wore Alexander McQueen by Sarah Burton. Since then Kate favours Issa and Jenny Packham for evening gowns, and relies on British heritage brands such as Barbour,Jigsaw and Topshop. From Royal engagements to polo matches and friends weddings, we take a look at her sartorial highlights…

Kate Middleton wears a monochrome polka dot Topshop dress to the launch of the Warner Bros Studios in Leavesden, April 2013.

She first caught Prince William’s eye in a daringly see-through dress but since then, Kate Middleton’s style has evolved into that of a chic, confident woman. Classically British, her modest, elegant style is complemented by her enviable figure and perfect skin.

Excitement reached its crescendo at the wedding of the decade in April 2011, when Catherine wore Alexander McQueen by Sarah Burton. Since then Kate favours Issa and Jenny Packham for evening gowns, and relies on British heritage brands such as Barbour,Jigsaw and Topshop. From Royal engagements to polo matches and friends weddings, we take a look at her sartorial highlights…