She had a whirlwind day in Jamaica, but the Duchess of Cambridge still found time to show off her fashion details with three outfit changes in quick succession.
When she left Belize for Jamaica from Belize yesterday, the royal wore a vintage red Yves Saint Laurent jacket she bought while studying at the University of St. Louis. Andrews, where she met Prince William two decades ago.
She then switched to a specially designed Roksanda dress in the yellow of the Jamaican flag when she landed in the country with Prince William.
The tailor-made piece, with a wrap-around top and a wavy skirt, seems to be inspired by Brigitte’s midi dress for £ 1,095 in marigold from the designer brand. Kate’s is designed with short sleeves, but a sleeveless version is available.
To show his love for diplomatic attire again with the yellow attire, the mother-of-three-child combined the statement piece with Aquazzura white heels, with gold stripes carvings.
For outfit number three, Kate switched to a striped coral and turquoise piece believed to be a £ 369 dress from Willow Hilson Vintage – a Cheltenham-based shop – for a visit to Trench Town – the birthplace of reggae music.
The Duchess of Cambridge (pictured) once again proved her fashion prowess when she arrived in Jamaica with her husband, Prince William
Kate (pictured), 40, was wearing a specially designed Roksanda dress in the yellow of the Jamaican flag when she landed in the country with the Duke of Cambridge, 39.
Kate replaced her yellow dress with a striped coral and turquoise piece, believed to be a £ 369 dress from Willow Hilson Vintage – a Cheltenham-based store. She combined the look with sand-colored wedge shoes
When the royal traveled to Jamaica from Belize earlier today, it wore a vintage red Yves Saint Laurent jacket (pictured), which she purchased while studying at the University of St. Louis. Andrews, where she met Prince William two decades ago.
Her dress had a square neckline, but spaghetti straps and a shawl are also available. She finished her look with sand-colored wedge shoes and a bracelet by Jamaican designer Lashawndla Bailey-Miller.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Jamaica a few hours after a demonstration against their presence in the country took to the streets.
The couple received a full ceremonial arrival at Kingston’s Norman Manley International Airport as they embarked on a three-day trip to the country to mark the Queen’s historic Platinum anniversary.
They were met by a number of dignitaries, including Lisa Hanna, formerly Miss World 1993, who is now a politician from the National People’s Party demanding a referendum to abolish the monarchy.
Their arrival came when up to 100 people demonstrated outside the British High Commission in Kingston by having a British head of state and the question of Britain’s historic role in slavery.
Kate’s tailor-made piece, with a wrap-around top and a wavy skirt, seems to be inspired by Brigitte’s midi dress for £ 1,095 in ladybug from the designer brand
With an architectural twist on the top, Kate’s skirt floats freely to show off her Aquazzura ‘Cece’ pumps
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrive in Jamaica today. Kate’s version of the bespoke dress is designed with short sleeves, but the dress is available without sleeves
Kate looked stunning in a custom Roksanda dress in the yellow Jamaican flag when she arrived at Kingston’s Norman Manley International Airport
The Duchess of Cambridge was a visionary in yellow when she met senior officials on arrival in Jamaica
The Duchess of Cambridge shone as she arrived at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, Jamaica on day four of her visit to the Caribbean on behalf of the Queen
Kate kept her hair in a ponytail and added a touch of more glitter to her outfit with a pair of dazzling golden earrings
Kate and William were greeted as they stepped off the plane upon arrival at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, Jamaica
A royal aide said the duke and duchess were “aware of the protest”.
It is understood that William is set to publicly address the issue of slavery in a keynote address he is to give at a dinner hosted by the Governor-General, the Queen’s official representative on the island.
The Queen last visited Jamaica, her fourth largest kingdom, in 2002.
Their arrival came when Kensington Palace released an extraordinary “holiday-style” video taken by the couple who dived Sunday afternoon in Belize.
It shows William and Kate in full diving gear swimming with a meter-long nurse shark.
They were greeted by a number of senior figures, including Lisa Hanna, formerly Miss World 1993, who is now a politician from the People’s National Party
To show her love of diplomatic attire again with the yellow garment, the mother of three combined the statement piece with Aquazzura white heels, with cut-outs in gold stripes
The Duchess appeared in high spirits when she arrived at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, Jamaica
Kate laughed when she and William arrived at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, Jamaica on the fourth day of their royal tour
The Duchess of Cambridge after arriving at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston on the fourth day of her royal tour
She ended her look with a bracelet by Jamaican designer Lashawndla Bailey-Miller.
And another quick change occurred when Kate replaced her yellow dress with a striped coral and turquoise piece, which is believed to be a £ 369 dress with prints from Willow Hilson Vintage – a Cheltenham-based store.
Her dress had a square neckline, but spaghetti straps and a shawl are also available. She finished her look with sand-colored wedge shoes and a bracelet by Jamaican designer Lashawndla Bailey-Miller.