A Rundown of Kate Middleton's 17 Favorite Designers at Fashion Week

Kate stunned at a garden party in Canada in this See by Chloé ivory knee-length dress.

We'd love to see her try out the Peter Pan collar on Chloé's Fall 2017 runway.

Kate's been keeping this Paule Ka suit in rotation since 2012, proving both the style and shade to be timeless.

Imagine if the duchess stepped out in this fringed midi jacket from the Fall 2017 line.

Kate wore the brand's signature zigzag print on a trip to France in 2016.

We could imagine her bringing a funkier suit into play, and she'd look lovely in this shade of blue.

Kate's plum Dolce & Gabbana number flattered her figure and her cranberry accessories at Lancaster House in 2015.

We'd love to see her dress up in this multicolored piece from the label's Fall 2017 lineup, on a festive holiday perhaps.

Kate owns a few sophisticated coats by the brand, and it's clear she appreciates the fine tailoring.

We'd love to see her try out this three-piece velvet set, working a turtleneck as the foundation to her look.

This cobalt blue coat is one of Kate's favorites for Winter occasions.

The duchess has yet to try out an evening look from the brand, but we dare her to reveal just a slip of her shoulder for a red carpet event.

Kate glowed in this green silk shirtdress and pumps.

Kate's been experimenting with flowing silhouettes, and blue is most certainly her color. Perhaps she'd take it in a bit, but we think this look would be quite forgiving.

Kate's attracted to the fashion house's use of color. This pleated dress, complete with a coordinating fascinator, is a memorable look.

We'd love to see her try out this streamlined midi with pumps and a suede clutch.

Kate showed a slip of leg at the theater in this long-sleeved gown.

We can imagine her styling this one-shoulder piece with an embellished bag and diamonds for a formal event.

Kate owns this eye-catching silhouette in two colorways. It's a relatively new brand for the duchess, but we think she'd appreciate the Fall lineup.

We can imagine Kate throwing this peplum blazer top over a cascading skirt for a daytime engagement.

This bright colorblock dress is one of Kate's go-tos during the Summer. Here, she wore it at Wimbledon with neutral heels.

A fancier event might call for this silk piece with an attached scarf.

While Kate's worn Temperley maxis before, this embellished design had all our attention during her trip to India.

Kate might experiment with a Victorian-inspired neckline and romantic prints for an upcoming garden party.

Naeem Khan himself was blown away when Kate chose his structured mini for a trip to the Taj Mahal. Since then, the label has obviously become iconic and royally approved.

We immediately selected this metallic-finished gown for Kate, who would surely stun with a pair of chandelier earrings and a simple clutch.

This polka-dotted dress, with its side slit, was slightly daring for the duchess. Nevertheless, it proved she can take on Joseph Altuzarra's eye-catching prints and sophisticated shapes with ease.

We'd dress Kate in this vibrant polka-dotted set from Altuzarra's Fall collection.

It was the first time wearing Oscar for Kate when she chose this peplum suit in plum. OdlR is an appropriate brand for the duchess to shop elegant separates, so it was about time she tapped them for a look.

We'd dress Kate in this fresh green set from Fall 2017. We could see her accessorizing with her signature court shoes and a Mulberry clutch.

Kate has a true love for Jenny Packham dresses. In fact, she's worn this off-the-shoulder gown three times. Obviously, she glows in the notably rich shade.

Since Kate's already quite comfortable with Jenny Packham, we dare her to try a tulle skirt with sheer details and plenty of embroidery.

Kate wore this embellished Tory Burch maxi in Bhutan, dressing for the occasion with open-toed sandals and a festive shawl.

With its rich fabric and vintage-inspired bishop sleeves, we immediately picked this gown for Kate upon seeing Tory Burch's new collection.