She is known for her impeccable style and the Duchess of Cambridge did not disappoint during her tour of Singapore.
Kate wore five spectacular dresses during her three-day visit to the Asian island, each with a distinctly oriental flavour to show respect for her host nation.
Refusing any help from a stylist, the Duchess is understood to have hand-picked each outfit, choosing a clever mix of local and British designers.
William and Kate will travel to Malaysia next, before visiting the Pacific nations of Tuvalu and the Solomon Islands.
Kate paid tribute to her host country in an array of oriental-inspired outfits.
Kate wore a bespoke dress by Jenny Packham on day three of the tour.
The dress featured a lace bodice and sleeves and a pleated skirt.
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Kate carried a traditional parasol to protect herself from the heat.
Kate looked lovely in this skirt and top by Singapore label Raoul.
Kate’s first dress was a kimono-style Jenny Packham number.
The gown was embellished with hand-painted orchids.
Kate looked beautiful in the frock.
On day two, Kate chose a white Alexander McQueen broderie anglaise suit.
Kate loves Alexander McQueen, which designed her wedding dress.
Kate also wore a dress by Singaporean-born designer Prabul Gurung.
This dress quickly sold out around the world.
Kate also wore a silk Erdem dress, another of her favoured designers.
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