Every outfit the Duchess of Cambridge wore to work in 2017

The Duchess covered up her baby bump once again on Christmas Day, donning a £1859 tartan coat by Miu Miu. She paired the festive look with a Mulberry Bayswater clutch, black suede Tod’s heels and a furry hat by Lacorine. [Photo: Getty]

Kate attended a memorial service for the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire wearing a suitably sombre look. The pregnant royal chose a £920 military-style navy coat by Carolina Herrera, suede navy heels and a matching floppy hat. [Photo: Getty]

Kate arrived at the Magic Mums Christmas party in North Kensington wearing a burgundy boucle coat by maternity label Seraphine. The Duchess first donned the design back in 2014. [Photo: Getty]

The pregnant royal took a trip up to Manchester, attending the Children’s Global Media Summit in a £495 grey L.K. Bennett coat and bright red Goat dress underneath. [Photo: Getty]

The Duchess arrived at London’s Robin Hood Primary School wearing a turtleneck knit by Temperley, her trusty skinny black jeans and a Barbour jacket. She finished with brown leather Penelope Chilvers boots that she first wore back in 2005. [Photo: Getty]

Kate visited London’s Foundling Museum wearing a printed shirt dress by New York-based designer Kate Spade. She topped off the monochrome look with suede burgundy heels and a matching clutch. [Photo: Getty]

For the 2017 Royal Variety Performance, Kate Middleton dressed her bump in a bejewelled Jenny Packham gown with glittery pumps by Oscar de la Renta. [Photo: Getty]

A visit to the Hornsey Road Children’s Centre in London on a chilly Tuesday called for opaque black tights and a warm coat dress. The Duchess picked out a cream coat from Goat for the occasion, paired with knee-high black boots. [Photo: PA]

Wearing a hat she’s owned for over a decade and a chic, double breasted black coat dress, the Duchess looked suitably subtle and sophisticated for the Remembrance Sunday service in London. [Photo: PA]

The Duchess of Cambridge donned a velvet Catherine Walker coat with Swarovski buttons to the Festival of Remembrance. [Photo: Getty]

Kate Middleton attended the Place2Be School Leaders Forum at UBS London in a £480 burdundy tunic dress by Goat. [Photo: Getty]

The Duchess of Cambridge donned one of her favourite looks for a gala dinner at Kensington Palace. For the event, which raised awareness for the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, Kate recycled a Diane Von Furstenberg maternity gown. She first donned the dress back in 2014 while pregnant with Princess Charlotte. [Photo: Getty]

Kate made another surprise visit to the Coach Core graduation ceremony, wearing a £900 blue blazer by Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, skinny black jeans and suede Russell and Bromley boots. If the Duchesses outfit looks recognisable, that’s because she wore the red version of the jacket on Valentine’s Day this year.
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The Duchess made a surprise appearance at Paddington station to meet cast members of ‘Paddington 2’ as well as 130 children. Kate chose a peach floral number from Orla Kiely’s AW13 collection.
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Kate made her first appearance since the announcement of her third pregnancy, wearing a £795 lacy blue Temperley dress for a Buckingham Palace reception in honour of World Mental Health Day.
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The Duchess paid tribute to the late Princess Diana in a floral green Prada dress. Costing £1,420, the midi dress was worn to Kensington Palace’s famous White Garden.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit the final resting place of 5,000 World War One servicemen for the 100-year anniversary of Passchendaele. For the occasion, the Duchess wore an embroidered coat dress with a matching hat and a poppy brooch. [Photo: PA]

The Duchess of Cambridge arrived at the ceremony commemorating 100 years since the Battle of Passchendaele in a white, Alexander McQueen ensemble: the same look she wore for Princess Charlotte’s christening. [Photo: PA]

For her final day of engagements in Germany, the Duchess wore a long-sleeved lavender dress by British designer Emilia Wickstead. The custom design contrasted with Kate’s red leather clutch.
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Kate turned to German-born. London-based designer Markus Lupfer for a sleeveless, midi dress worn to an evening event at the Clarchens Ballhaus in Germany on day four of the royal tour.
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For a visit to a German market, Kate wore a bespoke lemon dress by British favourite Jenny Packham. Monsoon wedges and statement Oscar de la Renta earrings completed the look.
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Kate was a lady in red at a Berlin garden party in an off-the-shoulder Alexander McQueen dress. The Bardot-style gown was paired with a pair of scalloped sandals by Prada.
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The Duchess arrived in Germany wearing a block colour outfit by the late Princess Diana’s go-to designer, Catherine Walker. Trusty nude Gianvito Rossi heels completed the look.
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For a sombre visit to a concentration camp, Kate dressed conservatively in a floral midi dress by London-based designer Erdem. She added a touch of diplomacy with a clutch by Polish label Etui.
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Kate’s cocktail dress on the first day of her visit to Poland was the brainchild of Polish designer Gosia Baczyńska. The architectural midi dress was teamed with classic black heels by Gianvito Rossi and Balenciaga pearl earrings.
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Kate touched down in Poland for the start of the royal tour wearing a white peplum coat by Alexander McQueen. Suede Gianvito Rossi heels dressed her feet and a box clutch in the national colour of Poland – Red – topped off the simple, elegant look.
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Kate went for a much simpler look for the re-opening of the Hintze Hall at the Natural History Museum. Wearing a powder blue midi dress by London-based label Preen, she towered above the other guests in a pair of plum scalloped sandals by Prada.
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The Duchess arrived for the first day of Wimbledon in a stand-out polka dot dress by Dolce & Gabbana. Sporting a brand new shorter hairstyle, Kate paired the £930 dress with block-heeled sandals and a white leather bag.
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Kate ditched her usual skirt suits for an appearance at London’s V&A museum. Instead, she wore a monochrome tweed dress by Gucci; the first time the Duchess has ever been seen in anything by the Italian brand.
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Kate (and her stylist) obviously decided the lace, white Dolce & Gabbana dress worn to the races in 2016 was a hit as the Duchess returned this year in a very similar get-up. The handiwork of McQueen, the dress featured a high-neck, long sleeves and a midi hem.
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Celebrating the Queen’s 91st birthday, Kate chose a summery pink dress by Alexander McQueen for the 2017 Trooping the Colour. The long-sleeved design had been customised from a sleeveless version and featured ruched detailing at the waist. Requiring a matching hat for any formal occasion, she chose a sculptural style by Jane Taylor.
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Kate went for a nautical look to visit the 1851 Trust. She chose cropped navy sailor trousers by J. Crew and a fitted white blazer from high street retailer Zara. The Duchess also chose J. Crew for her shoes, wearing a low-heeled tweed pair.
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The Duchess visited the survivors of the tragic London terror attack in hospital. She went for an understated workwear look to speak to both the victims and hospital staff, choosing a blue tweed skirt suit by Rebecca Taylor. Studded navy heels by Manolo Blahnik finished off the smart ensemble.[Photo: PA]

The Duchess turned up to the Chelsea Flower Show appropriately dressed in a green floral design by French label Rochas. Reportedly costing £1500, the fit-and-flare style was paired with nude L.K. Bennett heels and green onyx earrings by Monica Vinader.
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Kate attended the Queen’s first garden party of 2017 wearing an icy blue coat dress by Christopher Kane. This was the third time the Duchess had worn the pastel style, first sporting the look at the 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony. A matching Lock & Co hat and suede Gianvito Rossi heels finished off the ensemble.
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Kate embarked on a solo trip to Luxembourg as part of Britiain’s Brexit strategy. The Duchess chose a pale blue Emilia Wickstead coat dress featuring a pleated skirt and large collar. As usual, she teamed the look with nude satin heels and a matching clutch.
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The Duchess dressed down to visit a city farm in Gloucestershire. Wearing a £350 wax parka by Troy London, Kate donned brown biker jeans from Zara, a navy J Crew sweater and gingham shirt from Gap. She finished the neutral ensemble with tasselled Penelope Chilvers boots that she has been wearing for a whopping 13 years.
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Kate supported runners at the 2017 London Marathon wearing a black jacket branded with the Heads Together logo. (Heads Together is the mental health charity set up by the Duchess and Princes William and Harry.) She paired her off-duty look with skinny black jeans and a white pair of Superga trainers.
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For a reception with the marathon runners from Team Heads Together, Kate wore skinny jeans, white plimsoles and a striped jumper.
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Kate donned a tomato red skirt suit for the opening of The Global Academy. Her workwear look was by Armani Collezioni – the lower-priced line from the Italian brand – and featured a ruched jacket and tight-fitting pencil skirt. As always, the Duchess chose her trusty nude accessories, wearing Rupert Sanderson heels and a clutch by Etui.
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Kate recycled yet another outfit for the Easter Sunday service in Windsor. Her bespoke cream coat by Catherine Walker was first seen on the Canadian royal tour. The Duchess chose matching accessories in the form of Rupert Sanderson pumps and a lattice clutch by Etui Bags. A satin pillbox hat topped off the springtime look.
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The Duchess chose a suitably sombre look for a memorial service remembering the victims of the Westminster attack. She wore a zig-zag printed coat by Missoni (costing £2900) with a bow-topped black hat. A black clutch and heeled pumps added to the dark ensemble.
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Kate donned the colour of the season for the opening night of West End musical, 42nd Street. Wearing a claret midi-length dress by Marchesa Notte (that cost £1,105), the Duchess opted for some seriously fashion-forward accessories including a pair of pom pom statement earrings from Kate Spade. Gianvito Rossi pumps and a matching Mulberry clutch topped off the look.
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Kate was a complete vision in an emerald lacy gown by Temperley London. Attending her second National Portrait Gala, the Duchess stole the show in the floor-length look accompanied by golden accessories: a glitter clutch by Wilbur and Gussie and strappy Jimmy Choo sandals.
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For a charity visit to raise awareness of maternal mental health, Kate opted to re-wear a red skirt suit by Eponine London. The vintage style was first seen on the Duchess in March 2016 and features a box pleat skirt and 1960s detailing. She topped off the look with her favourite suede Gianvito Rossi heels and a nude box clutch by LK Bennett.
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When in Paris, why not wear multiple Chanel pieces? For her last day in the French capital, the Duchess wore a tweed coat dress by the Parisian brand with a Chanel logo belt and quilted burgundy bag. Chanel shoes weren’t on the menu for Kate chose her trusty fringed leather pumps by Tod’s.
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Black tie dinners are always Kate’s time to shine. For such an occasion in Paris, the Duchess was spotted in a gorgeous bespoke Jenny Packham gown. The silvery design featured sheer sleeves and beaded floral embellishing. A glittering clutch (also by Jenny Packham) was carried with sparkly Oscar de la Renta pumps topping off the princess-worthy ensemble.
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For her arrival in Paris, Kate chose a textured black dress by trusted British label, Alexander McQueen. It was one of the few sleeveless designs the Duchess has donned over the years and appeared to be made from a fringed lace fabric. Kate’s jewellery could not be ignored. Huge pearl Balenciaga earrings and a stand-out matching necklace added a nice touch to the elegant look which was finished off with suede Gianvito Rossi heels.
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Catherine Walker, the look featured gold military-style buttons. The Duchess paired the flattering design with green suede heels by Emmy London and a matching Sylvia Fletcher hat.
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The Duchess re-wore one of her favourite coat dresses for the unveiling of an Iraq and Afghanistan memorial in London. The light blue tweed design is by Michael Kors and was first worn by Kate back in 2014. On this occasion, she paired it with a navy wide-brimmed hat and matching wool gloves.[Photo: PA]

Kate was back at work, visiting a children’s hospital in London. She chose yet another skirt suit in the form of a blue tweed design by Rebecca Taylor. The two-piece featured fashion-forward fringing and a waist-cinching collared jacket. The Duchess accessorised with sophisticated suave navy heels and a matching clutch.
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For a reception held at Buckingham Palace to celebrate the UK-India Year of Culture, Kate chose a look by her favourite British designer, Erdem. The cocktail dress was made from a metallic lace and featured semi-sheer sleeves as well as a pleated skirt. It sold out straight after the Duchess wore it but luckily, her glittering Oscar de la Renta heels can still be yours.
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The Duchess spent Valentine’s Day with young Air Cadets at an RAF base near Peterborough. She suitably wore a military-inspired look featuring a double-breasted red jacket by Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini and her favourite suede Stuart Weitzman boots.
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For the 2017 BAFTAs, Kate chose a rather gothic gown by Alexander McQueen. The dress was printed with flowers and designed in an off-the-shoulder style. The Duchess paired the dark ensemble with black pumps and a matching satin McQueen clutch.
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The Duchess attended the Guild of Health Writers Conference with Heads Together at Chandos House in a purple coat dress.
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Kate chose one of her favourite suits for a London school visit. Donning a bold red skirt suit by Italian designer Luisa Spagnoli, the Duchess attended a school assembly as part of her mental health initiative. Black suede pumps and a matching clutch proved to be ther perfect simple accessories.
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For a marathon training session, the Duchess got on board with the puffer coat trend, choosing a style by French brand, Perfect Moment. She paired the look with black skinny jeans and New Balance trainers.
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The Duchess debuted a new skirt suit from high street retailer, Hobbs, while visiting a children’s hospice in Norfolk. The emerald green style is made in an elegant tweed fabric and was paired with a simple white collared shirt and black heels.
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The Duchess appeared perfectly coiffed at the ICA in London, wearing in a dark floral dress by Erdem (costing an eye watering £1050). Appearing in front of the media along with Princes William and Harry to outline her 2017 goals for Heads Together, Kate accessorised with brown buckled pumps and a burgundy suede clutch.
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For her first official appearance of the year, the Duchess donned a royal blue coat by London luxe label Eponine. Kate finished the look with her trusty Rupert Sanderson blue pumps and twisted back locks of her hair with the ultimate 90s hair accessory: the butterfly clip.
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