These Bold Runway Looks Have Kate Middleton's Name Written All Over Them

In 2015: Kate started wearing Dolce & Gabbana, giving this lacy look a go.

In 2016: We challenge Kate to go bigger and bolder with her florals, turning heads in the updated version of Dolce & Gabbana's LBD.

In 2015: Kate wore this turquoise pleated Emilia Wickstead dress.

In 2016: We dare her to try mustard yellow on for size, along with a longer silhouette that feels more functional and fresh.

In 2015: Kate wore this black-and-white printed Tory Burch dress.

In 2016: We say she slip into this Burberry look, which features lacy cap sleeves and intricate embroidery. Kate's familiar with Burberry and has been known to wear the label before.

In 2015: Kate shocked us all on the red carpet in this satin floral-print Erdem gown.

In 2016: We say she stick with the same color palette and designer — she totally rocked it, after all — but add even more texture and up her confidence with sheer details.

In 2015: Kate chose this Jenny Packham shift to leave the hospital with her newborn baby, Princess Charlotte.

In 2016: We want her to wear a cropped Jenny Packham dress at an event. Only this time, her design will feature updated details, like cropped bishop sleeves and a subtle cutout.

In 2015: Kate turned heads twice in this hot-pink Mulberry coat.

In 2016: We'd like her to try the same color via Diane von Fürstenberg, a designer she's worn before. Kate's flaunted animal print, so we think she'd take a liking to the piping on this elegant chiffon number, and we already know she can work the bold shade like a pro.

In 2015: Kate showed off her style prowess by mixing navy and black in this contrasting tweed Madderson London dress.

In 2016: We suggest she turn up the shine in British label Mary Katrantzou. We already know she's got no problem playing with texture!

In 2015: Kate looked lovely in a Winter white Max Mara A-line coat.

In 2016: We're into the slouchy look of this off-white Max Mara design, and we can imagine Kate adding her signature polish to the look.

In 2015: Kate selected Alexander McQueen, one of her all-time favorite designers, for Princess Charlotte's christening.

In 2016: We want to see Kate in this regal flower-embroidered McQueen gown. With its standout details, she won't even need to complete the look with a dramatic hat.

In 2015: Kate let her floral Seraphine dress peek out from beneath a powder-blue coat.

In 2016: We suggest Kate select one of her go-to labels, Orla Kiely, for a new take on the look. This slightly slouchier jacket has just the right amount of texture to contrast with a psychedelic print.

In 2015: Kate stepped out at the James Bond Spectre premiere in one of the most glamorous Jenny Packham dresses we've ever seen her wear.

In 2016: We say she go lighter and lovelier in this Temperley London wrap dress, which is complete with plenty of shimmering details.