Duchess Kate: Gabrielle Coral Print Midi Dress by L.K. Bennett

Capturing the spirit of the 1930s, the Gabrielle dress is full of vintage charm and femininity. Crafted from stretch silk in an archive coral print in toffee and black, it has exaggerated tuck detail at the shoulders, a mini V-neck, and body-skimming ruching through the front, long sleeves and a floaty midi-length skirt. By L.K.Bennett.

1- Kate wore this dress on 22nd October 2019 to welcome with William the finalists of this year’s BBC Radio 1’s Teen Hero Awards at their home in Kensington Palace.

Duchess Kate: Papilio Black Coat by Beulah London

The Papilio coat has an a-line shape, covered buttons and silk satin detailing. It’s made from a wool crepe fabric. By Beulah London.

1-The Duchess wore this coat with a white shalwar kameez on 18th October 2019 to visit the Islamabad Army canine training centre in Pakistan.

Duchess Kate: Black and White Embroidered Kurta by Elan

Traditional handspun design in classic monochrome. This kurta with its tapered silhouette features beautifully delicate floral and tribal embroideries in ebony silk thread on a pristine ivory base. By Elan.

1- The Duchess wore this traditional clothing on 18th October 2019 while playing cricket Friday during a visit to the SOS Village at Lahore in Pakistan.

Duchess Kate: Traditional Green and Gold Shalwar Kameez and Coordinating Headscarf by Maheen Khan

Traditional Green and Gold Shalwar Kameez made of chiffon adorned with Phulkari embroidery, which is “a craft and a pattern of geometrics prevalent in Chitral.”

1- The Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge were in Pakistan and Kate wore this traditional clothing on 17th October 2019 when they visited the Badshahi Mosque, which is the most iconic Islamic site in Lahore, set in the heart of the walled city and later the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre.

Duchess Kate: Off White Custom Salwar Kameez by Gul Ahmed

The tunic features an embroidered design including jasmine, Pakistan’s national flower, side slits, long sleeves. By Gul Ahmed.
It is completed by a dupatta by Maheen Khan.

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore the traditional clothing on 17th October 2019 to visit the National Cricket Academy in Lahore, Pakistan and also for a visit to the SOS Children’s Village in Lahore.

Duchess Kate: Loden Green Nubuck Waistcoat by Really Wild

Nubuck leather fitted waistcoat in olive green with deep pockets and adjustable waistband. By the British brand Really Wild.

This is a very nice waistcoat and it looks particularly good with a white linen shirt.

3- The waistcoat was worn again over her Chocolate Brown Utility Shirt Dress by Mint Velvet (the dress was maybe altered into a shirt) on 16th October 2019 in a remote Himalayan village in Pakistan for traditional dance and music and where the Duke and Duchess learned about the culture of Kalash people when they visited Bumburet in Chitral region.

2- Kate wore the waistcoat again with her white linen classic shirt by Jaeger on 15th April 2016 during a trek to the breathtaking Tiger’s Nest monastery in Paro Taktsang, Buthan.
Shoes: Conker Brown Leather Long Tassel Boots by Penelope Chilvers

1- The Duchess of Cambridge wore the waistcoat with her Molecule Slim-Fit Skinny Jeans by Zara and over her Military Pocket Jersey Shirt by Burberry and her Oatmeal V-Neck Sweater by Zara on 17th June 2012 at a campfire in Kent with children from Expanding Horizons primary school.
Shoes: ‘Vierzonord’ Green Wellington Boots by Le Chameau

Duchess Kate: Chocolate Brown Utility Shirt Dress by Mint Velvet

Chocolate-brown dress cut in a relaxed shirt silhouette that buttons down the front has all the utilitarian detail, from buttoned epaulettes and cuff tabs to front flap pockets and a tonal belt. It is woven with silk-like cupro for added drape. By Mint Velvet

1- The dress (which was maybe altered into a shirt) was worn with her Loden Green Nubuck Waistcoat by Really Wild on 16th October 2019 in a remote Himalayan village in Pakistan for traditional dance and music and where the Duke and Duchess learned about the culture of Kalash people when they visited Bumburet in Chitral region.

Duchess Kate: Green Silk Tunic Coat by Catherine Walker and Cream Trousers by Maheen Khan

Bespoke version in green of the Nero single breasted coat in silk shantung featuring covered buttons down the front, a mandarin collar, a swing skirt and fashioned with sharp shoulders. By Catherine Walker.
It is matched with cream trousers by Maheen Khan and a Green Chiffon Dupatta by Satrangi.

1- The Duchess wore the tunic coat with the trousers on 15th October 2019 to meet the President of Pakistan Arif Alvi and his wife Samina at the Presidential Palace in Islamabad as well as the Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan in central Islamabad.

Duchess Kate: Traditional Blue Kurta and Scarf by Maheen Khan

The kurta is a long loose-fitting collarless shirt, with the style originating in India. The knee-length kurta worn by Kate is made of blue silk and features a vee-cut on the round neckline, wrist length loose sleeves and white embroidery on the front. and is paired with matching trousers, the salwar. The look is completed by a two-tone chiffon scarf called a dupatta. By Maheen Khan.

1- The Duchess wore this traditional garment on 15th October 2019 during a visit to Islamabad Model College for Girls and later to a visit to the Margallah Hills National Park.

Duchess Kate: Bespoke Ombré Aqua Blue Dress and Trousers By Catherine Walker

The bespoke garment in an aqua blue ombré fabric features a flowing midi dress featuring a draped neckline on the front and back of the fitted dress, a row of small self-covered buttons on the sleeves. It is completed with matching trousers under the dress. By Catherine Walker.

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1- The Duchess wore this ensemble on 14th October 2019 when she arrived with Prince William in Islamabad, Pakistan for a five-day visit.