Kate Middleton's Style File

Kate Middleton wears a deep red chiffon dress from Whistles, and a pair of black suede pumps, to a portrait unveiling at the National Portrait Gallery, January 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…

Kate Middleton in Alexander McQueen at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards.

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 wearing Alexander McQueen for a visit to her old preparatory school, St Andrew's School in Pangbourne, Berkshire, December 2012.

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 pink coat and matching maroon umbrella on an official visit to Cambridge with Prince William.

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 wore a green lace Mulberry dress at the opening of the Natural History Museum's 'Treasures Gallery', November 2012.

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 red LK Bennett coat and a matching Gucci clutch to the Wales vs. New Zealand rugby match in Cardiff.

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…