Red Carpet Fashion Awards

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and Prince Harry showed their support for the launch of a sports initiative at Bacon’s College in Greenwich, South East London this afternoon.

The trio of Olympic ambassadors not only attended but actually took part in the sports – Harry in basketball, William in football and Kate in table tennis – hence the casual attire.

Kate wore a ladylike Hobbs dress for the occasion.

Her 50s-inspired pretty grey and cream fit-and-flare dress was styled with a white woven belt and espadrille wedges.

Many of us are still trying to warm to Kate’s style, but I think this is a charming, perfect-for-summer, event-appropriate look.

Do you agree?

Credit: Getty

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, opened the ‘Road to 2012: Aiming High’ exhibition at The National Portrait Gallery in London this morning.

She opted for a vibrant blue Stella McCartney crepe dress.

This choice was quite apt considering Stella McCartney designed the Olympic kit for Team GB.

Kate’s Pre-Fall 2012 dress was shockingly not paired with her favourite LK Bennett heels; instead she wore black satin Prada pumps.

The finishing touch to her elegant shift dress was an Olympic-themed necklace.

You can buy Kate’s Stella McCartney dress from Selfridges and Neiman Marcus.

Ad Between Posts

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge was also in the Royal Box with the Beckhams and sister Pippa Middleton to watch the Wimbledon men’s singles final between Roger Federer of Switzerland and Andy Murray of Great Britain in London today.

Kate wore the same Joseph sleeveless cream dress she wore on her trip to Canada almost exactly a year ago.

She teamed the dress with an ivory Joseph jacket she previously wore to the Epsom Derby.

We don’t need to see the shoes, because she is most definitely wearing her nude LK Bennett pumps.

The Duchess completed her look with the same Diane von Furstenberg ‘Lytton’ snakeskin clutch she carried whilst attending an event at the British Consul-General’s residence in LA last year.

The look is once again very appropriate for the occasion.

I find myself being very thankful that on this occasion she’s given her repeated items a bit of a breather.

Credit: Getty

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge was in Windsor yesterday, where she attended The Order of the Garter procession.

Donning her favourite fit-and-flare silhouette, Catherine looked elegant, as per usual, in a stark white Alexander McQueen coat-dress.

The double-breasted cut and voluminous skirt has come to be the go-to look for Catherine.

Perfectly coordinated ivory accessories, including a Jane Corbett hat, box clutch and L.K. Bennett pumps complete the ensemble.

Are you a fan of the neutral styling, or does this look give you a strong case of déjà vu?

If it does give you déjà vu, that’s because she wore the same coat a year ago to the trooping the colour.

Credit: Getty

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, joined her royal family on Saturday afternoon for the Trooping the Colour ceremony at Buckingham Palace which marked the Queen’s official birthday celebrations.

The Duchess wore a beautiful custom-made Erdem Resort 2012 dress.

Catherine’s sky-blue dress features tonal embroidered floral details whereas the lookbook version had multi-coloured embroidery.

A matching Jane Corbett hat complemented her dress, plus it also kept her tresses under control as it was a windy day.

We can’t see her shoes, but it wouldn’t surprise me if she was wearing her favourite nude LK Bennett pumps.

A grey clutch completed her look.

It’s nice to have something new from the Duchess, but I’m sure we will see this dress again at some point.

I just hope she gives it more than two weeks next time.

Credit: Style.com & FameFlynet

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge joined Queen Elizabeth for a visit to Vernon Park in Nottingham on Wednesday as part of the Diamond Jubilee tour around the UK.

The royal paired a blue tweed M Missoni coatdress with a complementary navy Rachel Trevor-Morgan fascinator.

Avid followers of Catherine’s style will recognize both of these pieces.

The circular fascinator was worn almost exactly one year ago at the Irish Guards Medal Parade, while we first saw this M Missoni coat just three months ago at a plaque unveiling at Fortnum & Mason store.

Under her M Missoni coat, it would appear that she is also recycling her favourite cornflower blue Zara dress.

Putting a new spin on some familiar pieces, Catherine added an aptly named Jaeger ‘Kate Bag’, which she carried as a clutch, and black pumps.

Are you a fan of Catherine’s recycled style, or do you wish she’d give us fresher outfits?

Credit: FameFlynet & Getty




Top Ad
Connect with Us

Connect with the RCFA

rss facebook twitter tumblr
Sign Up for email
Bottom Ad