Kate Middleton’s Daring Outfit Took Prince William’s Breath Away

Kate Middleton, or the Duchess of Cambridge, has been a symbol of sophistication and taste for many years. Her outfits inspire designers and fashionistas around the world, and 2019 has become one of the brightest years in her fashion career. Supporting ethical fashion. Kate's first public appearance in 2019 took place in an elegant, deep green dress from her favorite brand, Beulah London. This brand is known for donating a portion of its profits to help victims of human trafficking. The Duchess chose the dress, which costs about $770, for a visit to the Family Action charity organization, which helps families in need. White is her color. At the BAFTA Awards in London, Kate wore a stunning white Alexander McQueen dress. Her hair was pulled back into an elegant bun, and her look was completed with a diamond bracelet, pearl earrings, and a white clutch. This outfit became one of the couple's most memorable appearances in 2019. Princess from a fairy tale. At the 100 Women in Finance Gala, Kate wowed the audience in a delicate rose-colored tulle dress from Gucci. A velvet clutch from Prada and white Oscar de la Renta shoes completed the look. The Duchess looked like a real Disney princess. A little sass. At a gathering to honor prominent people from Northern Ireland, Kate chose a sea green Missoni dress, costing around $2,480. But it wasn't just the outfit that caught the public's attention—the Duchess poured herself a pint of beer, which brought smiles to the guests. Royal elegance. During her second day in Northern Ireland, Kate wore a pale blue Mulberry coat with a belt and large buttons. At the Cinemagic charity event, she looked royally reserved and sophisticated. The perfect autumn look. During a surprise visit to London's Natural History Museum in the fall, the Duchess opted for a burgundy blouse and olive-colored wide-leg trousers. This set looked cozy and stylish. She completed the look with a Chanel bag, gold Asprey earrings, and burgundy heels. In soft blue tones. At the reception at the palace, the Duchess appeared in a pastel blue dress with buttons and a high collar. Paired with cream pumps and a blue clutch, this vintage outfit looked truly modern and sophisticated. Delightful in ruby. For the Commonwealth Service ceremony at Westminster Abbey, Kate chose a scarlet Catherine Walker coat dress with large gold buttons and a matching hat. She already wore this outfit during a visit to New Zealand in 2014. Reinventing a classic. Kate is known for her ability to update old outfits. Thus, the Duchess later changed the Alexander McQueen dress, first worn at BAFTA 2017, by adding short sleeves. The second option looked lighter and more modern. First joint event with the Queen. During a visit to King's College London, Kate and Queen Elizabeth II made their first public appearance together. The Duchess chose a modest gray coat from Catherine Walker so as not to distract attention from the royal person in a pink suit. Princess Charlotte's first day of school. On the day that little Charlotte went to Thomas's Battersea school, Kate wore a light floral dress from Michael Kors. She already wore the same outfit to Harry and Meghan's wedding rehearsal in 2018.