Duchess Kate: Lavender Blue Double Wool Ashleigh Coat by Mulberry

Lavender blue double wool Ashleigh full length coat giving a new look at the trench design, featuring a removable shoulder cape, a peaked collar, two front pockets and a waist-cinching belt fastening. By Mulberry.

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I personally don’t like this coat at all, I very dislike the removable cape and don’t like the features in general.

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore it over her Sapphire Fitted Dress by Jenny Packham on 28th February 2019 in Ballymena, Country Antrim, Northern Ireland.

Duchess Kate: Scarlet Double-breasted Coat by Carolina Herrera

Double-breasted red coat featuring a Peter Pan collar, a fitted bodice and full skirt, pockets at the hips and fastened by six oversize buttons at the front. By Carolina Herrera.

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This is a lovely coat with a beautiful bright colour and suiting perfectly the Duchess.

3- The scarlet coat made a new apperance on 27th Feburary 2019 in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

2- The coat was worn again on 18th March 2017 during the Wales against the French rugby match at the Stade de France in Paris.

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore the coat on 28th September 2016 during a visit to a museum in the gold rush town of Whitehorse, Canada.
Shoes: Burgundy Fringed Leather Pumps by Tod’s
Bag: ‘Bayswater’ Conker Suede Clutch by Mulberry

Duchess Kate: Metallic Mint Lurex Midi Dress by Missoni

Light-weight mint Lurex dress woven with shimmering threads slightly fitted at the bust and waist and loose at the hip. The dress features an elegant V-shaped neckline, long sleeves and a pleated midi skirt. 75% rayon, 16% cupro, 9% polyester. By Missoni.

Nice shimmering cocktail dress, beautiful on Kate.

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore this cocktail dress on 27th February 2019 to attend a party at Belfast’s Empire Music Hall.

Duchess Kate: Bracken Tweed Jacket by Dubarry

Country classic weed Teflon® coated jacket with a stand-up collar to provide protection and warmth. It is gently fitted to give a feminine silhouette, it has gathered patch pockets and is fastened with a durable zip with a placket, finished with distinctive cast metal buttons – 100% Pure New Wool. By Dubarry.

Very nice and feminine country jacket.

3- This Dubarry jacket was also worn over her Loden Green Mockneck Sweater by J. Crew in February 2019 when making plans for her “Back to Nature” garden, which will be entered at the RHS Chelsea Flower show with Andree Davies and Adam White at Kensington Palace, London.

2- Kate wore it again on over her mahogany mockneck sweater in supersoft yarn by J. Crew and with her Khaki Skinny Mid-rise Trousers by Zara on 15th January 2019 when she visited the King Henry’s Walk Garden in Islington in London.

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore it on 23rd December 2018 during a shopping trip in Norfolk.

Duchess Kate: Loden Green Mockneck Sweater by J. Crew

Cosy and flattering mock neck loden green sweater made of soft blend of yarns. By J. Crew.

1- The Duchess wore this jumper under her Bracken Tweed Jacket by Dubarry in February 2019 when making plans for her “Back to Nature” garden, which will be entered at the RHS Chelsea Flower show with Andree Davies and Adam White at Kensington Palace, London.

Duchess Kate: Rose Pink Off-the-shoulder Tulle Gown by Gucci

Slightly off the shoulder tulle gown featuring a ruched bodice and a floor-length floaty skirt in layers of pleated tulle in a soft array of pinks. By Gucci.

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Very romantic gown with a lovely floaty effect. However I don’t think the bandage top is very attractive.

1- Kate wore the gown on 13th February 2019 when she joined female leaders for the annual 100 Women in Finance event at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.

Duchess Kate: Limegreen The Madame Thénardier Wool Bouclé Shift Dress by Eponine

Bespoke limegreen wool bouclé shift dress featuring long sleeves, two pocket cut outs with buttons at the waist, topstitching at the neckline and bodice and a concealed back zipper. By Eponine London.

This is a youthful look for the Duchess, the dress seems comfortable and it is fun.

1- This dress was worn on 5th February 2019 at Lavender Primary School and Alperton Community School, London to mark Children’s Mental Health Week.