Every look the Duchess of Cambridge has worn in 2018

The following day, the couple touched down in Cyprus to honour military personnel serving overseas during the Christmas season. This time, the Duchess wore a Meghan-inspired ensemble courtesy of a Smythe blazer and wide-leg trousers. A co-ordinating clutch and shoes (both by LK Bennett) finished the look. [Photo: Getty]

On December 4, the Duchess of Cambridge wore a tiara for the ninth time at the Queen’s annual diplomatic reception at Buckingham Palace. She paired Princess Diana’s pearl headpiece with a sparkly Jenny Packham gown. [Photo: Getty]

On December 4, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge threw a Christmas party at Kensington Palace for families and children of deployed personnel from RAF Coningsby and RAF Marham serving in Cyprus. Kate wore a tartan old-season Emilia Wickstead midi skirt and £209 Brora cardigan. [Photo: Getty]

For an unannounced trip to UCL on November 21, the Duchess of Cambridge recycled a Paule Ka skirt suit which she was first spotted wearing back in 2012. She finished the berry-hued ensemble with a black turtleneck, £335 Tod’s suede block heels (which have since sold out), £5,000 Asprey Oak Leaf earrings and her go-to Mulberry clutch. [Photo: Getty]

For an evening Remembrance Service at Westminster Abbey, the Duchess recycled a Catherine Walker coat. This time, she accessorised the look with a velvet headband. [Photo: Getty]

For Remembrance Sunday, the Duchess of Cambridge wore an Alexander McQueen military-inspired coat with a Lock & Co. Hatters hat and Cassandra Goad earrings. [Photo: Getty]

The Duchess wore a Roland Mouret dress for the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall on November 10. She accessorised the all-black ensemble with a brooch from the Queen’s collection and Jimmy Choo shoes. [Photo: Getty]

For the Tusk Conservation Awards on November 8, the Duchess recycled a blue Jenny Packham gown she first wore in 2012. [Photo: Getty]

For a trip to the Imperial War Museum on October 31, the Duchess of Cambridge wore a royal blue midi dress by Jenny Packham. [Photo: Getty]

On October 30, the Duchess of Cambridge attended an engagement at Basildon Sporting Village in London wearing a £700 Smythe blazer accessorised with her go-to £295 Russell & Bromley Aquatalia ‘Fallon’ boots. [Photo: Getty]

On October 24, the Duchess graced the headlines courtesy of a princess-worthy dress by Alexander McQueen. She finished the look with the Cambridge Lovers’ Knot tiara and a royal family order of the Queen. [Photo: Getty]

The Duchess of Cambridge surprised royal fans by eschewing her go-to tradition of wearing pastel hues in favour of a bold raspberry dress for Princess Eugenie’s big day on October 12. The ensemble was courtesy of Alexander McQueen and was finished with a Philip Treacy hat. [Photo: Getty]

On October 10, the Duchess of Cambridge wore an off-the-shoulder £1,395 dress by Erdem to open the Victoria and Albert Museum’s new photography centre. She finished the ensemble with Erdem earrings and a pair of velvet heels by Jimmy Choo. [Photo: Getty]

Wearing the lavender Emilia Wickstead dress she previously wore in Germany in 2017 and sporting a new, £595 Aspinal of London croc-embossed handbag, the Duchess cut a summery figure in the October sun at the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit in London. [Photo: Getty]

The Duchess of Cambridge returned to work after five-month maternity leave on October 2. For a trip to Sayers Croft Trust, the royal wore a £175 khaki-hued jacket by Fjällrävennd with a £395 leaf-emblazoned Joseph blouse peeping beneath. The Duchess finished the look with her go-to Penelope Chilvers boots and favourite £135 Monica Vinader earrings to add a punch of colour. [Photo: Getty]

To celebrate 100 years of the RAF on July 10, the Duchess of Cambridge wore an icy blue Alexander McQueen dress and a co-ordinating hat by Sean Barrett. [Photo: Getty]

The Duchess of Cambridge stuck to her fashion know-how for Prince Louis’ christening on 9 July 2018. The royal opted for an Alexander McQueen dress (which bore striking resemblance to the looks she donned for George and Charlotte’s christenings) accessorised with a co-ordinating Jane Taylor headpiece. [Photo: PA]

The occassion: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal wedding.
The look: A lemon-hued Alexander McQueen dress, a Philip Treacy hat and Jimmy Choo heels.
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The occassion: The Easter Sunday church service at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle.
The look: A black coat with a brown hat and pearl-adorned brooch.
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The occassion: A visit to SportsAid to undertake engagements celebrating the Commonwealth.
The look: The ‘Rosie’ floral top by Hobbs, black skinny jeans, a cream coat and black pump heels.
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The occassion: A visit to the Royal Society of Medicine in central London.
The look: A mint green bespoke Jenny Packham coat with nude court shoes by Jimmy Choo.
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The occassion: The Annual Irish Guards St Patrick’s Day Parade at Cavalry Barracks.
The look: A green Catherine Walker coat with a matching hat and dark tights.
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The occassion: At the 2018 Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey.
The look: A navy Beulah coat wit Rupert Sanderson heels and a Jimmy Choo clutch.
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The occassion: To open the new Place2Be Headquarters in London.
The look: A blue lace dress by Seraphine with a black clutch and black pumps.
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The occassion: Leaving the ‘Victorian Giants’ exhibition at National Portrait Gallery.
The look: A floral Orla Kiely dress with Gianvito Rossi nude pumps and Kiki McDonough drop earrings.
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The occassion: The first annual Royal Foundation Forum held at Aviva in London.
The look: A royal blue tailored maternity dress by Seraphine.
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The occassion: Visiting the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in London.
The look: A bespoke Jenny Packham coat over a matching dress, accessorised with a clutch, Jimmy Choo pumps, and sapphire jewels.
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The occassion: The 2018 BAFTA Awards.
The look: A dark green Jenny Peckham gown with a black belt, paired with a statement emerald necklace and earrings set and black velvet clutch. It was speculated as to whether the Duchess would honour the Time’s Up movement by wearing black, but royal protocol forbids her from engaging with political statements.
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The occassion: Opening the Action On Addiction Community Treatment Centre in Wickford, Essex.
The look: A royal blue coat by Goat, which she wore with sheer tights.
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The occassion: A visit to Hartvig Nissen School in Oslo on day four of the Duke and Duchess’s Royal Tour to Sweden and Norway.
The look: A burgundy double-breasted Dolce & Gabbana coat with black tights and heels.
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The occassion: At Holmenkollen ski jump in Oslo on day four of their visit to Sweden and Norway.
The look: A two-toned, quilted jacket by Norweigan brand Kjus with a Barts white beanie hat.
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The occassion: A dinner held at the Royal Palace in Oslo on day three of the Duke and Duchess’s Royal Tour to Sweden and Norway.
The look: A caped blush pink Alexander McQueen gown with embellishment at the neckline.
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The occassion: At the Princess Ingrid Alexandra Sculpture Park within the Royal Palace Gardens on day three of the Duke and Duchess’s visit to Sweden and Norway.
The look: A sky blue Catherine Walker coat with a fur hat.
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The occassion: A reception to celebrate Swedish culture at the Fotografiska Gallery on day two of the Duke and Duchess’s royal visit to Sweden and Norway.
The look: A blue velvet Erdem gown with floral patterning.
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The occassion: A dinner hosted by the British Ambassador in Stockholm.
The look: A mustard and floral print, satin gown by Erdem, costing £1,945.
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The occassion: A visit to Matteusskolan School on day two of the Duke and Duchess’s royal visit to Sweden and Norway.
The look: A ’60s-style red-and-white houndstooth coat by Catherine Walker, semi-opaque tights, burgundy block heels by Tod’s and a matching burgundy Chanel Nouvelle Flap Bag from the brand’s autumn/winter 15 collection.
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The occassion: At the Nobel Museum in Stokholm during day one of their Royal visit to Sweden and Norway.
The look: A green shift dress by Catherine Walker with a new season Mulberry bag.
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The occassion: At a hockey match in Stokholm during day one of the Duke and Duchess’s Royal visit to Sweden and Norway.
The look: A Burberry shearling coat with a jumper by Swedish label Fjallraven.
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The occassion: A visit to the Maurice Wohl Clinical Neuroscience Institute at Kings College in London.
The look: A floral dress by Seraphine worn under a baby blue coat, also by the brand.
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The occassion: At the Wimbledon Junior Tennis Initiative at Bond Primary School in London.
The look: A white sports jacket by PlayBrave with Monreal tracksuit bottoms, Nike Air VapourMax running shoes and Annoushka Baroque earrings.
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The occassion: A visit to Great Ormond Street Hospital in London.
The look: A bright red coat by Boden with Annoushka Baroque drop earrings.
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The occassion: A visit to Coventry Cathedral in Coventry.
The look: A Mulberry double-breasted fucshia coat with the Mulberry Bayswater clutch, Tod’s black suede pumps and Kiki McDonough drop earrings.
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The occassion: At visit to the Reach Academy with Place2Be in London.
The look: A long, double-breasted Hobbs coat with matching indigo gloves, suede Jimmy Choo pumps and a clutch.
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The occassion: Sunday services at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham.
The look: Moloh brown tweed coat with a fur hat and brown pup heels.
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