Despite the intense scrutiny her wardrobe is under as a senior royal, the new Princess of Wales has never been afraid to wear favourite pieces for public outings on multiple occasions.
has been wearing outfits on repeat. While it led her to be dubbed “thrifty Kate” in the tabloid press at first, the royal’s practice of shopping from her own wardrobe increasingly sends out a strong message about the importance of sustainability in fashion.Whether it’s a Catherine Walker coat dress or an Alexander McQueen blouse, there are pieces in Kate’s wardrobe that she’s turned to time and again over the years.
A year later, she rewore the same dress for a Royal Academy of Arts reception, before bringing it back out for a visit to the Anna Freud Centre in 2016.After stepping out in a white broderie anglaise dress by Zimmermann during a tour of Australia in April 2014, Kate rewore the same design three months later at Wimbledon.The Duchess has worn this blue Stella McCartney shift dress on no less than four occasions, including at a National Portrait Gallery event in 2012.
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