A Ripe Mulberry

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The perfect duo out on the last engagement before the baby comes. These trench coat pieces are essential in any closet. A great repeat choice from her winter trip to the Big Apple. Love it then and love it now. This shade looks incredible. It's embracing a bright and powerful feminine look. I'm glad she added the black heels instead of the go-to nude sledge pumps, it brings out the black of the buttons. The length just adds to the grandeur of the couple.

Must say it again, love this pink.

Blue times two

Recycling never goes out of style. This shade of blue is calming, sophisticated, and bright. She first showcased this in April during the Down Under tour in New Zealand and recently in France for the 70th anniversary of D-Day. Blue is a very tranquil colour which is fitting for D-Day. With the rain in NZ that day, the colour really brightened up the day. Smart choices. Really like the flare of the pockets and above the waist belt. I prefer the second time round better due to the fascinator and her hair down. Regardless, she still rocks the ponytail. (Aside, the Duke wore the same tie, maybe even the same suit! These two are so coordinated.)

McQueen's elegance is a staple brand for her. One of the best British designers that exemplifies class. She has picked great bold colours to light pastels in all her choices, highlighting the range of this designer.

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Green is keen

Love green! This shade goes perfectly with her brunette locks. The simplicity draws me in. Very different from the usual floral with Erdem. The collar complements her round face. When you look carefully, you notice these etched-on lines - so simply done to add more character.