We diarise every outfit the Duchess of Cambridge wears on her tour of Canada.
DAY 6
The Duchess looked chic on day six, playing with her children in a cream See By Chloe dress at a children’s party for military families.
DAY 5
Kate went for two outfits on the fifth day of the tour; the first, a demure scarlet Carolina Hererra coat, and then later, a sportier long-sleeved grey wrap coat from Canadian designer Sentaler which paired with earrings designed by another local, Shelley MacDonald.
DAY 4
The Duchess opted for an emerald-green Dolce & Gabbana dress on the fourth day of the tour, where she and the Duke of Cambridge visited the University of British Columbia in Okanagan.
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DAY 3
Driving rain and strong turbulence couldn’t stop the Duke and Duchess from visiting a remote area of Canada’s rainforest. They both dressed casually for the occasion, with the Duchess wearing a khaki jacket by British label Holland and Holland, Zara jeans and gold earrings by Canadian designer Pippa Small.
See the Cambridge’s on Day 3 of their tour here:
DAY 2
For her best Canadian look yet, the Duchess donned a red and white dress by Alexander McQueen, the label that also made her iconic wedding dress. The knee-length gown from the Resort 2017 collection is said to be modified with fitted sleeves to accentuate the empire waist and pleats. It is estimated to cost £4,000.
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She teamed the look with polished red heels and a Miu Miu handbag.
DAY 1
From the moment she touched down in British Columbia, the Duchess of Cambridge had the Canadian press in awe. In tall tan heels she descended the plane steps in a cobalt blue Jenny Packham dress, with Princess Charlotte on her hip. The bespoke gown had puffed sleeves and appropriately named princess seaming along the bodice. She teamed it with a custom hat by Locke & Co and a platinum and diamond maple leaf brooch, which was originally gifted to the Queen Mother by her husband, King George, in 1939 and passed on to Duchess Catherine by the Queen.
Princess Charlotte wore a print dress while her brother wore his signature shorts and high-socks combo. Prince William kept it simple in a navy blue suit.
