The Duchess turned to the British designer for the second time in three days - but do you love or hate her look?
Kate Middleton turned to British designer Jenny Packham for the second time in three days during her Jubilee tour of Singapore yesterday, stepping out a custom-made duck egg blue dress.
PRINCE WILLIAM AND KATE MIDDLETON’S JUBILEE TOUR ALBUM
Despite soaring temperatures, the Duchess of Cambridge still managed to make a splash with her styling, paring the elegant dress with a pretty parasol.
Nipped in at the waist, with a demure buttoned neckline, delicate embroidery and a pleated skirt falling just below the knee, the custom-made Jenny Packham dress was another Kate Middleton classic.
With her delicate dress needing no accessories, Kate added her trademark L.K.Bennett nude heels to complete the look, chosen for a tour of a Commonwealth memorial site.
A firm favourite of Kate Middleton, the Duchess has worn dresses by Jenny Packham on many occasions before, stepping out for the first time in Sinapore in one of her dressings.
We wonder how many more she has in her suitcase?
It’s thought Kate has spent months sourcing over 30 outfits by many different designers to take on the tour, after being required to change two or even three times a day.
Kate has already scored a series of style hits in dresses by Prabal Gurung, Erdem Alexander McQueen and Raoul.
Keep up the good work!
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