Kate Middleton and Prince William touched down in Pakistan on October 15 for the start of a historic five-day tour. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge sported a style that resonated with the culture and tradition of the country. Fashion critics find Duchess of Cambridge's outfits on the royal tour of Pakistan is inspired by those worn by Diana, Princess of Wales. Here are some of the fashionable moments from their tour.
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Kate looked elegant in an aqua shalwar kameez by British designer Catherine Walker. It was seen by many royal observers as a respectful nod to the traditions of the strict Muslim country.
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When meeting with Prime Minister Imran Khan, Kate wore a vibrant green tunic by Catherine Walker over trousers by Maheen Kahn, a look which she paired with a scarf by Satringi and earrings by Zeen.
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For her first full day of engagements in Pakistan, Kate wore a vibrant periwinkle kurta by a local designer.
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Prince William and Duchess Catherine arrived at a reception hosted by the British High Commissioner to Pakistan, Thomas Drew CMG. For the occasion, while Kate wore a glittering emerald green gown. She completed her look with a dupatta and traditional hanging earrings. Prince William looked every bit desi in a royal bandh-gala knee-length sherwani, along with matching trousers.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the stunning mountains of Northern Pakistan, where climate change had a profound impact. Kate wore a long taupe-coloured skirt and a darker coloured shirt under a leather vest for the visit, along with flat knee-high brown boots suitable for the rocky terrain, accessorised with a beige pashmina. The Duke wore a pale teal shirt and beige chino trousers.
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