Kate Middleton is charming and popular for many reasons — one of which is her savvy fashion sense. Unlike other royals, the Duchess of Cambridge is no snob when it comes to designer labels and recycling old outfits. In fact, her thrifty nature is one of the reasons she’s so well loved.
At a Royal Tour in Kaziranga, where the Prince and Princess visited an animal sanctuary, Kate was spotted wearing a beautiful embroidered pink dress that she paired with Pied a Terre Imperia slingback wedges. The frock, which costs only £75.00, turned out to be from the high street range of Topshop. The dress quickly flew off the shelves right after it was seen on Kate. And, to no surprise, there’s a miles-long waitlist for the Indian-inspired frock.
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge see work taking place at the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC) near Kaziranga National Park on April 13, 2016, unveil a plaque, and decorate ‘Elephant Parade’ statues during an offical visit to India. They then meet villagers from The New Ram Terang Village, whose community was re-located with the help of the Elephant Family to move it from the path of an elephant corridor.
Topshop Embroidered Smock Dress, £75.00 at Topshop (sold out)
If you are not in the mood to wait for weeks or even months for one dress, go for our alternative picks below, which are all just as lovely:
1. Glamorous Woven Mini Dress, $68 at Shopbop
2. English Factory Stripe Tunic Dress, $75 at Shopbop
3. RahiCali Embroidered Mini Dress in Coral, $98 at Shopbop
4. Free People Running Wild Embroidered Mini Dress, $100.80 (before: $168) at Shopbop
5. Star Mela Mayra Embroidered Tunic Dress, $220 at Shopbop
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