Kate Middleton’s Greatest Style Moments

The Princess of Wales attended a Rugby World Cup 2023 match between England and Argentina in France wearing head-to-toe white. She recycled an Alexander McQueen suit set she’s previously worn several times and paired it with matching pumps, a woven Massimo Dutti handbag, and Mappin and Webb jewels.

Kate and William marked the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s passing with a series of engagements in Wales, where they visited a seaweed farm and the RNLI LifeBoat Station. For the outings, Kate looked casual chic in a khaki jacked layered over a white top with dark cargo pants and her favorite Veja sneakers. The Prince and Princess of Wales kicked the day off with a church service in memory of the late monarch. Kate wore a maroon Eponine coat dress with a matching hat and Queen Elizabeth’s earrings.

Kate cheered on Prince William, as he took part in a charity polo cup game in Windsor, wearing a light blue patterned dress with a matching purse, oversized sunglasses, and nude pumps.

Kate arrived to day 2 of Wimbledon wearing a mint green double breasted blazer from Balmain with a white pleated midi skirt. She completed the summery ensemble with white pumps, a white Mulberry purse, and pearl drop earrings.

For the opening of the Young V&A, Kate opted for a light pink Beulah London midi dress with white Jimmy Choo pumps and diamond drop earrings.

At the Hope Street opening, Kate looked lovely in polka dot Alessandra Rich dress, which she previously wore to Wimbledon last year. She paired the elegant ensemble with cap-toe pumps also by the designer, a white Mulberry purse, and pearl earrings.

Kate attended day 4 of the Royal Ascot wearing a statement-making red Alexander McQueen dress with a matching Philip Treacy hat. She tied the look together with matching accessories and Sézanne earrings.

Kate attended the Order of the Garter ceremony wearing an elegant polka dot midi dress from Alessandra Rich with Jennifer Chamandi spectator pumps and a Philip Treacy hat. She completed the look with a Strathberry clutch and Princess Diana’s pearl earrings.

For Trooping the Colour, Kate wore head-to-toe green in a nod to her role as Colonel of the Irish Guards. She opted for an emerald coat dress with jeweled buttons from Andrew Gn and paired the look with a matching LK Bennett clutch, Philip Treacy hat, and Aquazzura pumps. She topped the ensemble with the gold Irish Guards Shamrock Brooch and wore Princess Diana’s Sapphire Drop Earrings.

Kate made a statement in a green leopard dress with white accessories while discussing her field study at Riversley Park Children’s Centre in Nuneaton.

During a visit to the Windsor Family Hub, Kate wore a baby blue gingham blazer over a white top with navy trousers and pointed-toe flats.

For Hussein, Crown Prince of Jordan and Princess Rajwa’s wedding banquet, Kate switched into a sparkling rose gold Jenny Packham and topped her head with the Lover’s Knot tiara. To complete the look, she wore Queen Elizabeth’s Greville Chandelier Earrings.

Kate looked pretty in pink for a surprise appearance at the Royal Chelsea Flower Show. She wore her hair down and styled a Me+Em shirt dress that she (and her mom, Carole!) have previously worn with her trusty Castañer wedges.

The Princess of Wales paid a visit to Anna Freud, a charity aimed at providing resources and support for children’s mental health, in a radiant green dress by Suzannah with cap-toe, Mary-Jane pumps by Alessandra Rich.

To kick off Mental Health Awareness Week, Kate visited a Dame Kelly Holmes DKH Trust social and emotional mental health program wearing a sunny yellow L.K. Bennett blazer with a white ribbed top and her trusty Veja sneakers.