Kate and Will’s best style moments

It’s been just over a decade since Kate Middleton wowed the world in an Alexander McQueen by Sarah Burton lace appliqué wedding gown to tie the knot with Prince William at Westminster Abbey.

The fairytale royal wedding marked the moment the Duchess of Cambridge became a royal style icon – with her handsome prince by her side.

Read more: Royal wedding dresses through the ages

We’ve rounded up some key looks that turned heads – and deserve a double take …

June 2011: 10th annual ARK Gala Dinner

Their first red carpet event as a married couple, Kate stunned the fashion world in a shimmering dusty pink sequinned dress by designer Jenny Packham. Will looked especially dapper too.

September 2012: Royal tour of the Far East and South Pacific – Day Six

The picture of health and happiness, the couple wore traditional island clothing during a visit to the home of Governor-General Frank Kabui in Honiara, Solomon Islands – and by their relaxed smiles, you’d think they were on their second honeymoon.

October 2013: Christening of Prince George of Cambridge

The proud parents arrive at Chapel Royal in St James’s Palace, ahead of the christening of the three-month-old Prince George. But who can forget Kate’s cream ruffled skirt suit by her wedding dress designer, Alexander McQueen, and striking floral pillbox hat?

April 2014: Royal visit to Australia and New Zealand – Day 19

The look of love … it was their first official tour with eight-month-old Prince George, and a more formal look was needed as the couple paid their respects at the ANZAC March and Commemorative Service. But Kate’s jaunty hat and smile showed their happiness together.

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April 2016: Royal visit to India and Bhutan – Day 7

Standing in front of the Taj Mahal was always going to be the photo opportunity of the Indian tour, as it’s the site where the late Diana Princess of Wales posed for one of her most famous photographs. Kate was right on point in her blue embroidered shift dress by Indian-American designer Naeem Khan, with William in a complementary blue linen jacket.

February 2017: BAFTA Film Awards – London

Proving once again she’s the royal queen of fashion, Kate dazzled the crowds and stole the show in this off-the-shoulder Alexander McQueen tiered black gown with delicate floral detailing. Again the snappy dresser, check out Will’s stylish black velvet loafers.

March 2018: Irish Guards St Patrick’s Day parade

William always looks dashing in military uniform and it’s great to see the future king enjoying a pint of Guinness just as much as the next person. Meanwhile, radiant mother-to-be Kate re-wore her fur-trimmed Catherine Walker coat, accessorised with a shamrock.

February 2019: British Academy Film Awards – London

Inspired by old Hollywood glamour but a very modern moment – we can sum up Kate’s show-stopping one-shouldered white gown by Alexander McQueen in two words . . . simply stunning.

Read more: How Princess Diana’s fashion in The Crown compares to real life

October 2019: Royal visit to Pakistan – Day Two

Who would have thought arriving by tuk tuk could be such a terrific way to make a starry entrance? Paying tribute to his host country’s traditional dress, Will wore a sherwani buttoned coat by Karachi-based designer Naushemian, while Kate glimmered in a dark green Jenny Packham gown, with matching dupatta in the national colour.

January 2020: Royal visit to Bradford

Kate’s handbags are always a highlight and we’ve seen her hold a variety of styles over the years. Here, one of her favourite designer labels for red carpet events, Aspinal of London, makes the A-list for the couple’s visit to City Hall.

What’s your favourite look from Kate and Will? Do you love or hate Kate’s style?

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