Another Day, Another Fabulous Hat For Kate Middleton

Taking a soft approach to dressing, Kate arrived for the Most Noble Order of the Garter Ceremony in a belted pastel coat that she paired with a fascinator, naturally.

How refreshing! Kate inspired our Summer style with a clean, white sheath at the National Maritime Museum.

We could see Kate being the type of girl who loves a theme party! For a stop at a St. Patrick's Day parade, she picked a dark green Hobbs coat, a Gina Foster hat, and heels that matched perfectly. The only green throwing off her monochromatic look? The cluster of lighter clovers pinned on her chest.

This cherry red outfit anchored by classic black accessories.

For Valentine's Day, Kate skipped traditional red in favor of cheery blue.

We love Kate's casual style, but she really sparkles at a black-tie function. Case in point? This elegant, belted lace number by Temperley.

She nixed bright colors in favor of warm brown when it came to this printed Orla Kiely number she wore in the Fall.

When she loves something, she loves it — explaining her choice to re-wear this elegant Jenny Packham gown.

Another case of the reworn gown? The long-sleeve ivory Roland Mouret style she wore to the London premiere of Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom.

For this year's Christmas celebrations, she picked a plaid Alexander McQueen coat dress, worn with a dark green hat and suede boots.

Her athletic garb? A striped Breton top, navy blazer, J Brand skinnies, and Stuart Weitzman pumps. An outfit so simple, we couldn't wait to copy it.

For a London forum, the Duchess put on her best professional attire: a pleated dress with sheer black tights and matching blue suede accessories.

For a dinner, Kate picked a laser-cut Temperley dress and gave her nude pumps the night off in favor of classic black heels.