Here's Why Kate Middleton's Red Dress Is Really No Surprise
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All good things come to an end, and the same goes with Kate Middleton's pregnancy looks. However, the Duchess of Cambridge has always made a point to end her streaks of chic maternity style on a high, and we aren't surprised about what she chose to wear for her first postbaby appearance with the new prince.
After George's birth, Kate wore a now iconic polka-dot Jenny Packham dress; and after Charlotte's, she stepped out in another dress designed by the British designer. The now mom-of-three just cemented her dedication to the brand with a red dress that will go down in history. Read on for a trip down memory lane with a look at all three of Kate's postbaby-appearance ensembles.
Kate and William's Third Child
When leaving the hospital with their new son, Kate opted for a red dress, also designed by Jenny Packham, complete with a lacy collar. The look instantly conjured images of the ensemble Princess Diana wore when leaving the hospital with Prince Harry.
Kate styled her dress with a pair of neutral pumps.
Prince George
For her first postbaby appearance, Kate fittingly chose a baby blue crepe de chine dress from British designer Jenny Packham.
She wore the polka-dot number with a pair of cream espadrille wedges.
Princess Charlotte
When Kate stepped out of the hospital after having given birth to Princess Charlotte, she once again chose to wear a Jenny Packham dress.
The duchess kept it chic and simple, pairing her floral-printed yellow-and-white dress with nude pumps.