Kate Middleton's Thrifty Topshop Dress Creates Buzz and Waitlist Frenzy!

Kate Middleton is charming and popular for many reasons, including her savvy fashion sense.

Unlike other royals, the Duchess of Cambridge is no snob when it comes to designer labels and recycling old outfits. Her thrifty nature is one of the reasons she’s so well-loved.

Prince William and Kate Middleton visited the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC) and saw work taking place at the center, unveiled a plaque, and decorated “Elephant Parade” statues (Credit: Euan Cherry / WENN)

At a Royal Tour in Kaziranga, where the Prince and Princess visited an animal sanctuary, Kate was spotted wearing a beautiful embroidered pink dress paired with Pied a Terre Imperia slingback wedges.

Kate Middleton’s budget-friendly £8 earrings from Accessorize added a touch of sparkle to her ensemble (Credit: Euan Cherry / WENN)

The dress, which cost only £75.00, was from the high street range of Topshop.

Kate Middleton looked stunning in a pink Topshop dress adorned with intricate black embroidery (Credit: Euan Cherry / WENN)

The dress quickly flew off the shelves right after being seen on Kate. And, to no surprise, there’s a miles-long waitlist for the Indian-inspired frock.

Prince William and Kate Middleton visited the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC) near Kaziranga National Park on April 13, 2016, as part of their official visit to India (Credit: Euan Cherry / WENN)

According to the head of the village, the British royals enjoyed their time there.

He said: “We are all very happy and it makes us proud that they have come here. William and Kate told us they are feeling great to be in India. They also told us they like being in Assam because both enjoy drinking tea.”

Topshop Embroidered Smock Dress, £75.00