Prince William and Kate Middleton Will Feel Responsible for Comforting the Public After the Sussex Royal Exit

The Duchess of Cambridge visited a Scout Group in London and joined them for a day of outdoor activities. She dressed up in Scout-approved attire: a Massimo Dutti linen blue shirt, black jeans from the same label, a Really Wild vest, and a pair of See by Chloé leather-trimmed suede ankle boots.

The Duchess of Cambridge spent the day in Battersea Park, London focusing on the importance of parent-powered support programs. For the outing, she wore a dressy yet relaxed look featuring trousers from Marks & Spencer and a Ralph Lauren puff sleeve top. To complete the look, she wore her trusty Superga sneakers.

Prince William and Kate Middleton spent the day visiting communities hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. For the outing, the Duchess of Cambridge wore a bright red floral shirtdress from Beulah (10 percent of profits from each dress sale are donated to empowering women all over the world) and Ralph Lauren pumps.

The Duchess of Cambridge visited The Nook in Framlingham Earl, which is one of the three East Anglia's Children's Hospices (EACH). She wore a dress by Faithfull the Brand and Russell & Bromley espadrilles.

Kate Middleton visited the Fakenham Garden Centre in Norfolk to visit a family-run business, which first opened in 1984, and hear about how the COVID-19 pandemic had impacted them. For the visit, she dressed down in a blue button-down shirt, black skinny jeans, a Fjallraven vest, and green Superga sneakers.

The Duchess of Cambridge looked radiant in red during the Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey. She re-wore her Catherine Walker red coat and donned a matching red fascinator.

We don't mind when Kate re-wears outfits like this royal blue Jenny Packham gown because she looks gorgeous in them every time. Here, the Duchess of Cambridge dazzled and sparkled while hosting a soirée at Buckingham Palace for the 25th anniversary of Place2Be.

The Duchess of Cambridge wore a metallic emerald dress by The Vampire's Wife while visiting the Guinness Storehouse's Gravity Bar for day one of her royal visit with Prince Willian in Ireland.

For special occasions, you can count on the Duchess to turn to fashion house favorite Alexander McQueen to create something beautiful. She wore this gold and white cap-sleeve gown by McQueen to the EE British Academy Film Awards.

No one can rock a skirt suit like Kate. The Duchess of Cambridge wore this matching tweed set from Dolce & Gabbana while attending a workshop at Evelina Children's Hospital in London.

Red is definitely a great color on the Duchess. For the United Kingdom Africa Investment Summit at Buckingham Palace, Kate wore a beaded and sequin long-sleeve dress from Needle & Thread.

Guess the designer Kate wore while attending the 2019 Royal Variety Performance. If you said Alexander McQueen, then you're correct! The Duchess of Cambridge glowed like a Hollywood star.

If the dress is sparkly, chances are it'll suit the Duchess of Cambridge's taste. Kate Middleton attended a special reception at the Pakistan National Monument during day two of her and Prince William's royal tour. She wore a sparkly green Jenny Packham gown with O'Nitaa earrings.

Kate wore Emilia Wickstead again in September for the RHS "Back to Nature" festival—this time opting for a long-sleeved, floral look from the designer, which £1,635 ($2,255). She paired the posh dress with uber-affordable, $6 earrings.

Kate wore a pretty, custom Emilia Wickstead dress for the Men's Finals Day of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships at All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London.

Kate looked classic in this black and white dress at day 2 of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London.

Kate stunned in this off-the-shoulder gown at Addiction Awareness Week in London.

Kate looked chic and modern in a black and white striped top and high-waisted pants at the launch of the King's Cup Regatta at Cutty Sark, Greenwich in London.

Kate wore this beautiful blue coat dress with a matching fascinator to attend ANZAC Day Service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey in London.

Kate nailed the preppy chic look in this grey and black dress that she wore to visit The Foundling Museum in London.

Kate channeled Harry Potter vibes in a baby-blue Mulberry coat (which she paired with navy Rupert Sanderson Malory pumps during a trip to Northern Ireland.

Kate stunned in this bright purple skirt and jacket set during a visit to The Royal Opera House in London. 

For a Christmas party for families of military personnel deployed in Cyprus at Kensington Palace, Kate wore a perfect holiday look—a long, festive red skirt and a black sweater.

Kate wore a stunning burgundy jacket and matching skirt along with a black turtleneck, black tights, and black heels during visit to a UCL Developmental Neuroscience Lab in London.

Kate kept it casual in an earth-toned ensemble during a visit to Sayers Croft Forest School and Wildlife Garden in London. 

Kate wore a gorgeous, sunshine yellow dress to the men's singles final at Wimbledon in 2018.

Kate wore a striped Zara dress, Russell & Bromley wedge espadrilles, and carried a Victoria Beckham tote to the Maserati Royal Charity Polo Trophy at Beaufort Polo Club in Gloucestershire.

Kate wore a cream Goat Fashion coat and a pair of black skinny jeans to a SportsAid event. This is the Duchess' final outing before she is due to give birth to her and William's third child.

The Duchess of Cambridge visited Pegasus Primary School in Oxford wearing an off-white JoJo Maman Bébé coat and carrying an Emmy London clutch.

The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in London, wearing a polished blue coat and dress.

Kate wore a millennial pink Alexander McQueen floor-length ball gown with a Jimmy Choo clutch during a visit in Norway.

Kate is wearing a Catherine Walker & Co and carrying a a Chanel bag during her and Prince William's second day in Sweden.

Kate stunned in a yellow, floral gown from Erdem while her and Prince William met with Swedish prime Minister Stefan Löfven and his wife, Ulla Löfven, for a dinner at the British ambassador’s residence.

Kate shows off her baby bump in this light blue Natasha coat on her way to visit the Maurice Wohl Clinical Neuroscience Institute at King's College.

The Duchess caused a bit of a stir by not wearing her wedding ring when she visited the Great Ormond Street Hospital in this red "Lena-style" coat from Boden.

Kate visits Coventry Cathedral in bright pink Mulberry coat.

The Duchess of Cambridge wore a red and green plaid coat to Christmas Day Church service at Church of St Mary Magdalene.

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Kate wore a baby blue embellished Jenny Packham gown at the Royal Variety Performance at the Palladium Theatre in London.

On the final day of their Germany and Poland tour, The Duchess wears a custom Emilia Wickstead dress and Gianvito Rossie heels.

In Berlin, she wears German designer Markus Lupfer and a pair of heels with triple squiggly straps.

Kate wore a bright red Alexander McQueen gown at a party celebrating the Queen's birthday.

The Duchess wore a polka dot Dolce & Gabbana dress to enjoy a day of tennis at Wimbledon.

The Duchess wore her lemon See by Chloé dress to a tea party she hosted for the children of servicemen at Buckingham Palace. She also wore the dress to a children's tea party in Canada in September 2016.

The Duchess attended Easter Day service at St George's Chapel in Windsor, England wearing a cream Catherine Walker coat.

The Duchess made a solid case for decking oneself in winter-y green lace at the 2017 Portrait Gala 2017 fundraising dinner in London. And you better believe this dress is Temperley (what else?).

While launching a maternal mental health campaign in central London, the Duchess opted for a cheerful pink skirt and top from Eponine. (Pssst: it's a repeat outfit.)

To tour the Ronald McDonald House near Evelina London Children's Hospital, the Duchess wore a blue skirt suit shot through with metallic thread by Rebecca Taylor.

While attending the launch of the U.K.-India Year of Culture 2017 at Buckingham Palace, she sparkled in a gold Erdem midi dress.

For her first engagement as patron of Action for Children since the Queen stepped down last year, she chose a burgundy skirt suit, black tights, and tall boots.

The Duchess wore buttoned and belted blue dress by Eponine London for her first royal engagement of 2017. She carried a navy suede clutch and wore matching navy heels. It was a busy day of royal duties for the Duchess: Kate first visited the Anna Freud Centre for Children and Families and then stopped by the Child Bereavement UK with William.

Kate looked chic and cozy attending Christmas morning church services at St. Mark's Church in Englefield in her beautiful Hobbs Celeste coat. She's been spotted out in the coat several times since 2012.

Kate looked absolutely stunning in her black, sleeveless Preen dress at the Place2Be Wellbeing in Schools Awards at the Mansion House in London. She topped the look off with black heels and a statement belt.

Donning a L.K. Bennett floral dress with grey pumps, the Duchess looked every bit as cheerful at an event at London's Natural History Museum.

The Duchess attended the Royal Festival of Remembrance at London's Royal Albert Hall in a conservative outfit appropriate for the occasion. In her sophisticated Temperley London coat and classic black pumps, she proves you can never go wrong with all-black.

The Duchess wore an elegant white lace gown by Self-Portrait with a red poppy pin and a matching clutch as she walked the red carpet at the premiere of A Street Cat Named Bob in London. The film benefits Action on Addiction, one of the many charities Kate supports.

During a visit to the National Football Museum in Manchester, Middleton kept warm in a pink and navy plaid coat from Erdem's Resort 2016 collection.

For a ride on the London Eye to raise awareness for World Mental Health Day, Middleton donned a pink bloom print chiffon dress by Kate Spade. And guess what? It can be yours.

Kate wears an emerald green Dolce & Gabbana dress while visiting the University of British Columbia during her Canadian tour.

Will and Kate arrived in northern Canada to chilly temps. Kate bundled up in an old favorite, a Hobbs coat, for yet another chic emerald green look. She accessorized with a plaid scarf perfect for fall.

Kate arrived at at Government House reception on Day 3 of the royal tour wearing a red satin gown by Preen paired with Queen Elizabeth's diamond maple leaf brooch.

For Day 2 of the official Royal tour, Kate Middleton visited the Immigrant Services Society in a red and white Alexander McQueen dress, paired with red pumps and a clutch.

While a high street devotee, Middleton took a designer departure in a sky blue print dress with slit detail by Altuzarra.

For a visit to the Youthscape Centre in London, Middleton recycled her beloved LK Bennett Lasa Poppy Print Dress (she wore it on her trip to Australia and New Zealand two years ago) and paired it with a glow-y tan and nude pumps.

When Kate Middleton wears a polo, she doesn't wear just *any* polo. And why should she? The Duchess of Cambridge displayed her royal title proudly across the back of her shirt while attending America's World Cup Series in Portsmouth, England.

While many don tennis whites at Wimbledon. the Duchess opted for this bright yellow Roksanda Ilincic dress with geometric detail. Recycled from her closet, it's not wonder why she's kept it around. It fits her like a glove.

At a dinner for the Natural History Museum in London, Middleton embraced a new neckline in an off-the-shoulder Barbara Casasola dress with elegant embroidery detail.

For the Somme Centenary Commemorations in France, she chose a bespoke lace peplum dress with a Peter Pan collar. A black hat completed the look.

At another event at the Somme Centenary Commemorations in France, the Duchess of Cambridge wore a Missoni coat in the house's signature zigzag print with a pillbox hat.

Kate Middleton looked decidedly debonair in a red ensemble for the annual Garter Day service at St George's Chapel in Windsor. The Order of the Garter is the oldest and most senior Order of Chivalry in Britain and was established by King Edward III nearly 700 years ago.

Kate Middleton is a pragmatic person when it comes to her wardrobe. We often see her repeat outfits, and now she's even shopping the sale section for chic designer bargains. The Duchess attended the Queen's birthday tea party today wearing a half-price color-block shift by Roksanda. Just another reason to love her.

For a ceremony honoring the Queen's 90th birthday, Middleton donned a dusty blue and white lace Catherine Walker coat dress with a matching fascinator and beige pumps.

For the RHS Chelsea Flower Shower at the Royal Hospital Chelsea, Middleton opted for a spring-appropriate kelly green dress coat paired with nude pumps.

For this nautical Alexander McQueen ensemble's third outing, Kate Middleton did...absolutely nothing to differentiate it from the other two times she's worn it. Which is great, because if you've already nailed it, why risk messing anything up?

In advance of the royal couple's trip to India and Bhutan, Middleton invited young people from both countries to Kensington Palace. For the occasion, the Duchess wore a navy, polka-dot embroidered gown by Indian designer Saloni.

The Duchess of Cambridge wore her largest hat to date ( a design by 90-year-old designer John Boyd) and the internet was ALL over it. The Daily Mail called it an "unusually large hat" while Vanity Fair underlined its distinct Downton Abbey vibes. She paired the sizable topper with a gray, embroidered Erdem coat and matching Rupert Sanderson heels.

With just one outfit the Duchess has officially declared it spring. Kate Middleton stepped out looking sweet and chic in peach-colored gingham separates by British brand Epinone—whose site crashed soon after from the sudden influx of traffic as everyone scrambled to snap up the look. The 'Kate effect' strikes again.

Joining Britain's Air Cadets to help them celebrate their 75th anniversary, Middleton stepped out in her tried and true style staple: a well-tailored coatdress. This time, the Duchess of Cambridge wore a pale blue Alexander McQueen version of the trend. Consider us royally obsessed.

Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War Gallipoli campaign with Prince William by her side, Middleton manages to make a turtleneck look fashionable by letting it peek through a Michael Kors Collection slate and claret guncheck wool jacket and skirt.

For a solo outing at the 2015 Fostering Excellence Awards, Middleton opted for a royal blue, crinkle-textured A-line dress by Indian designer Saloni (you can buy it here for $789). To show off her trim waist, she topped things off with a leather belt boasting elegant gold detail. It might be early, but Middleton's classic look has us considering going monochrome in favor of glitz this holiday season.

Kate Middleton wears a black lace Dolce & Gabbana dress with Jimmy Choo pumps to the Festival of Remembrance at Royal Albert Hall.

The Duchess wears Erdem for the 100 Women in Hedge Funds gala dinner at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.

In Orla Kiely while visiting Chance UK's Early Intervention Program at Islington Town Hall in London.

Middleton attended BAFTA in London donning a blue print dress designed by Tabitha Webb, a close friend of her and Pippa's, paired with black suede pumps.

The Duchess wore a royal blue Christopher Kane coat and black suede knee-high boots on her trip to Dundee, Scotland, giving us major fall outerwear #goals.

Kate Middleton has never been afraid to repeat a good outfit. The Duchess donned the chic Tory Burch dress she once made an instant best-seller for her public appearance in London to mark World Mental Health Day.

Keeping things simple but sophisticated, she opts for a gray tweed dress by The Fold that's tailored immaculately.

Showing off her newly-minted bangs, Middleton is breezy in a houndstooth Ralph Lauren shirtdress with a waist-cinching black belt.

This baby blue button cashmere coat kept Middleton toasty during a day trip to Kensington Aldridge Academy.

While paying Barlby Primary School a visit, she wears a navy Madderson London shift dress with tweed pattern detail on the pockets and hem.

For the Royal Variety Performance in London, Middleton dressed to the nines in this lacey black Diane von Furstenberg gown.

During an evening out for the Action on Addiction Autumn Gala in London, she went slightly edgier with this Temperley London frock with artful slit detail along the sleeves and hemline.

Having just announced she'd be expecting her second child, Middleton glowed as she donned this ice blue Jenny Pack gown with its tasteful front slit detail.

Commemorating World War I in Belgium, she looked lovely in a blush-toned Alexander McQueen coat dress.

The Queen of recycling a great outfit, she rewore this military-inspired gold button blouse and navy skirt combination designed by Alexander McQueen for a daytime outing.

While attending a series of events in Australia, Middleton made us green with envy in this belted Catherine Walker coat dress.

Making a statement in Australia, this neon yellow and white, color-blocked Roksanda Ilincic dress is among our best-loved looks.

During the Royal Tour of New Zealand, she kept things simple, yet eye-catching in this Jenny Packham black shift dress with crystal embroidery on one shoulder.

At the National Portrait Gallery Gala, she was striking in a dark blue Jenny Packham tulle gown and diamond necklace.

To christen the Royal Princess cruise ship, Middleton sported a printed coat by Hobbs and Sylvia Fletcher.

Visiting her old prep school, the Duchess dressed the part in a green tartan coat by Alexander McQueen—paired with black suede boots.

Wearing a black and nude lace gown by Temperley London (again!) for a dinner, she accessorizes with a red Alexander McQueen clutch for a pop of color.

At a party for the Olympic and Paralympic teams of Great Britain, Middleton was arresting in this custom embroidered Alice by Temperley number.

For a casual outing to the village of Honiara on Guadalcanal Island, she looks classic in a bright yellow Jaeger shirtdress and her famous nude L.K. Bennett pumps.

For another Diamond Jubilee tour, Middleton stunned in this graphic, white and violet number by Prabal Gurung.

In honor of the Diamond Jubilee, Middleton was a lady in red in this look from Alexander McQueen's pre-fall 2011 collection.

Putting on the ritz for the Absolute Return for Kids 10th Anniversary Gala, she chose this Swarovski-encrusted, rose gold sequin Jenny Packham gown.

At the premiere of African Cats, Middleton was decidedly ladylike in this gray Matthew Williamson shift dress with turquoise embellishment.

When you've got FLOTUS to impress, you better bring your A game. And that Middleton did in this camel Reiss dress with cap sleeves.

At her wedding reception, Middleton slipped into something a bit more comfortable, but still so chic. Another look masterminded by Sarah Burton, the angora bolero was an elegant touch over a satin gown.

On her wedding day, all eyes were on Middleton and she didn't disappoint in this custom Alexander McQueen lace dress designed by Sarah Burton.

When Middleton announced her engagement to Prince William wearing this navy Issa wrap dress to match her ring, she solidified herself as a style icon.

For a wedding ceremony, she opts for a lavender-hued brocade coat, creamy white dress, and ornate fascinator.

As Prince William's date to a wedding in Wiltshire, she dons an ivory coat dress by Jane Troughton with a matching fascinator.