Duchess Kate: ‘Tippi’ Ivory and Navy Striped Sweater by J. Crew

Merino wool ‘Tippi’ ivory and navy striped sweater with a rib trim at cuffs and hem and shoulder buttons. By the American brand J. Crew.

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This is a very nice sweater, very classic in its design and colours.

1- Kate wore it on 21st April 2016 during the HeadsTogether campaign support, Kensington Gardens, London.
Shoes: ‘Fleur’ Taupe Suede Espadrilles by Monsoon

Duchess Kate: Kira-style Skirt made from traditional Bhutanese fabric

This full-length purple and turquoise patterned wrap skirt was especially made by tailors in London using fabric sourced from local weaver Kelzang Wangmo who is based in Thimphu and often weaves for the royal family in Bhutan. These fabrics are made by hand with no use of machinery, with Kelzang and her team relying on traditional techniques from making the texture to dyeing the material.

This skirt is made of a fabulous high quality fabric, it looks gorgeous and the colours are beautiful.

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore this skirt with her Embroidered Cream Wool Cape by Paul and Joe on 14th April 2016 at the capital of Thimphu by King of Bhutan Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and his wife Jetsun Pema.
Shoes: ‘Floret’ Trench Nappa Leather Court Pump by L.K. Bennett

Duchess Kate: Blue and White Embroidered Sheath Dress by Naeem Khan

White and azure embroidered sheath dress featuring short sleeves and a round neckline. The embroiderey was inspired by a Mexican dome. The dress is by the American-Indian designer Naeem Khan.

This is a marvelous dress. It is sexy and elegant at the same time with a delicate embroidery and summer colours. It suits the Duchess perfectly.

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore this dress on 16th April 2016 to visit theTaj Mahal in India.
Shoes: ‘Fern’ Trench Court Leather Pumps by L.K. Bennett

Duchess Kate: White Eyelet Suit Dress by Alexander McQueen

This is a bespoke two-piece suit dress in white cotton broderie anglaise (eyelet) featuring a top with a deep v-neckline, belted waist and cuffed short sleeve and a matching full a-line knee-length skirt. By Alexander McQueen.

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It is a very pretty, fresh and youthful suit dress.

2- The suit was worn again on 16th April 2016 when leaving Bhutan.
Shoes: ‘Fern’ Trench Court Leather Pumps by L.K. Bennett
Bag: ‘Natalie’ Woven Straw Framed Box Clutch Bag Purse by L.K.Bennett

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore it on 12th September 2012 during a tour in Singapore.
Shoes: ‘Corkswoon’ Navy Suede Wedges by Stuart Weitzman
Bag: ‘Muse’ Navy Suede Clutch by Stuart Weitzman

Duchess Kate: White Linen Classic Shirt by Jaeger

Lightweight and breathable white linen shirt featuring a curved hem and handy button detailing to keep the sleeves in place when rolled up. By the British brand Jaeger.

This is a very nice shirt that I would love to have in my wardrobe.

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore it with her loden green nubuck waistcoat by Really Wild on 15th April 2016 at a trek to the breathtaking Tiger’s Nest monastery in Paro Taktsang Buthan.
Shoes: Conker Brown Leather Long Tassel Boots by Penelope Chilvers

Duchess Kate: Flower Spirits Red ‘Juliet’ Gown by Beulah

Flower Spirits red ‘Juliet’ silk chiffon gown featuring sheer long sleeves, a V neckline and splits at the front of the skirt, it is lined through the bodice and skirt. The dress is in bold crimson hues with gold accents. By Beulah London.

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This dress looks ethereal due to the material and this is nice. However there is a 70’s look about it that makes it dated.

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore it on 15th April 2016 during a  reception at the Taj Tashi hotel celebrating Britain’s relationship with Bhutan.
Shoes: ‘Sisely’ Black Crisscross Ankle-Wrap Suede Sandal by Gianvito Rossi

Duchess Kate: ‘Chrissy’ Printed Jersey White and Navy Dress by Tory Burch

Multicoloured jersey ‘Chrissy’ dress mainly in white and navy with a printed buckle fastening detachable waist belt, buttoning fastening at the front and long sleeves. It is by Tory Burch.

I personally don’t like this dress I find it too fussy and I don’t appreciate the print.

2- Kate wore the dress again on 14th April 2016 when arriving at Guwahati airport, India and to visit Diphlu River Lodge in Kaziranga National Park.
Shoes: ‘Fern’ Trench Court Leather Pumps by L.K. Bennett

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore this dress on 30th June 2014 to attend a conference at The Royal Society of Medicine in London.

Duchess Kate: Golden Yellow Coat Dress by Emilia Wickstead

Custom-made yellow-gold raffia fabric dress coat. It has a fitted bodice, a seamed waistline, pick stitch detailing and a full skirt. From the spring/summer 2012 collection of Emilia Wickstead.

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2- Kate wore the coat dress again on 14th April 2016 when arriving in the Himalayan nation of Bhutan.
Shoes: ‘Fern’ Trench Court Leather Pumps by L.K. Bennett
Bag: ‘Natalie’ Woven Straw Framed Box Clutch Bag Purse by L.K.Bennett

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore this coat dress on 5th July 2012 to attend a service in Edinburgh when Prince William was installed as Knight of the Thistle.
Shoes: ‘Valerie’ Chocolate Brown Suede Pumps by Emmy London
Bag: ‘Natasha’ Chocolate Brown Suede Clutch by Emmy London
Hat: Cappuccino Swirl Pillbox Hat by Whiteley

Duchess Kate: Embroidered Cream Wool Cape by Paul and Joe

Lightweight cream wool cape intricately embroidered in India with pink, turquoise and red florals and lined in satin. It is by Paul and Joe.

It seems a fine piece of artwork but I am not too keen on this cape.

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore it with her Kira-style Skirt made from traditional Bhutanese fabric on 14th April 2016 in the capital of Thimphu by King of Bhutan Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and his wife Jetsun Pema.
Shoes: ‘Floret’ Trench Nappa Leather Court Pump by L.K. Bennett

Duchess Kate: Embroidered Tulle Gown by Tory Burch

Tulle gown intricately embroidered with retro-inspired florals in shades of sky-blue, orange, green and brown. It features short sleeves, slit sides and a concealed zip fastening at the back. The red bead embellishments mean there’s no need for a necklace. By Tory Burch.

This dress shows too many colours and it looks too ethnic to my taste. I however like the shape when it is worn by the Duchess.

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore it on 14th April 2016 at a private dinner with the King and Queen of Bhutan at Lingkana Palace in the capital city of Thimphu.
Shoes: ‘Sisely’ Black Crisscross Ankle-Wrap Suede Sandal by Gianvito Rossi