Duchess Catherine isn’t one to disappoint when it comes to her wardrobe, so it’ll come as no surprise that her latest outing has left us ogling with glee once again.
Stepping out in the UK to attend a SportsAid event on Wednesday, February 26, the Duchess looked ready for action as she came dressed in attire very appropriate to get a little sporty.
But in true form, the Duchess made her sporty ensemble high fashion with some very simple items.
Kate rocked up to London Stadium looking chic as ever – but she had a surprise in store…
(Getty)While she may have started this week dressed in her glad rags (including a sparkly pair of Jimmy Choo heels!) attending a night at the theatre, the Duchess was quite the opposite for the next engagement on her royal agenda.
As she arrived at London Stadium in the morning, the Duchess was seen in a chic all-green top and culotte ensemble, which she paired with a basic Smythe blazer and some chic Marks & Spencer sneakers.
The fresh white shoes had trimmings of green, which pulled together her sporty chic look to perfection.
Yep, we’re officially obsessed with this look.
(Getty)While she can make any outfit look a million bucks, it turns out Kate’s oh-so-trendy pants are actually an AUD $11 Zara steal!
Her Marks & Spencer sneakers are also a bargain, coming in at AUD $57.
While the styles have understandably sold out, we’re still filled with the best kind of outfit inspiration.
We’ll just be over here scouring M&S and Zara’s websites now…
Kate’s M&S sneakers were the perfect accessory for the day’s events.
(Getty)Kate delivered a stirring speech whilst at the stadium, explaining how important sport was in a child’s upbringing.
“SportsAid are a shining example of how organisations can reach out and listen to families, and provide the best support possible to enable their children to flourish,” she said.
“For all of you here, you go, and have gone, above and beyond the call of duty; you’ve committed your time and devotion to nurturing your children’s exceptional talents.”
She also referenced her own admiration for them as a parent herself, telling them that she knows “just how complex and time-consuming” their role is.
Sportsaid helps young British sportspeople to be the next Olympic, Paralympic, Commonwealth and World Champions, and helps over 1000 athletes each year.
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