The Kate Middleton approved items on sale now, including the Princess' go-to shoes and sweater - but be quick as they're selling out fast
The Princess of Wales is celebrated for her elegant style, and over the years, she's honed a polished look that often blends designer pieces with accessible high street finds.
Favourite brands such as Boden and LK Bennett are among her wardrobe staples - and many are offering impressive summer sales, making it the perfect opportunity to channel Kate's look for less.
From exact matches to Kate-inspired pieces, scroll on to shop the best royal-approved sales now.
John Lewis
The John Lewis sale includes Castaner wedges - Kate's signature summer shoe - in several styles.
You'll also find a selection of beautiful Brora blouses, a brand Kate is known to favour. One standout, featuring delicate lace panelling, would make a timeless addition to any collection. But be quick, the sale ends this Sunday!
Boden
Kate's beloved scallop neck sweater from Boden is currently 45% off. Available in four gorgeous hues - rich emerald, classic camel, strawberry red and warm ivory - there's a shade for every occasion.
I've also picked out the Holly knitted jacket, which oozes designer charm thanks to its contrast trim. It's a versatile piece that is perfect for layering on cooler days.
Boden Imi Scallop Trim Jumper £41.80
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Boden Holly Knitted Jacket £52
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Reiss
For a sophisticated wardrobe update, Reiss has an eye-catching pink suit reminiscent of Kate's iconic Alexander McQueen tailoring.
Elsewhere, a double-breasted houndstooth blazer resembles one Kate wore for a recent royal engagement.
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Monica Vinader
Kate's much-worn pearl necklace from Monica Vinader is discounted for a limited time, offering a rare chance to snap up a royal favourite at a reduced price.
Monica Vinader Nura Pearl Necklace £110 Shop
Jigsaw
Jigsaw is offering a classic Breton jumper - another royal style staple - at half price.
It would effortlessly pair with the Delmont Cropped Jeans, which mirror the streamlined silhouette Kate prefers for off-duty outings.
Aspinal of London
Aspinal of London, another royal favourite, is offering up to 30% off a selection of accessories.
I particularly love the ivory boucle Lottie bag - it's a flawless choice for summer occasions and would elevate any outfit.
Whistles
Kate's wardrobe often features elevated basics, similar to Whistles' khaki trousers and classic denim shirt.
Style them together for a daytime look or dress them up with heels and statement jewellery for an easy summer ensemble.
Whistles Pintuck Denim Shirt £45
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Whistles Kate Belt Detail Trousers £69
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Hobbs
Hobbs is a go-to for occasionwear, and I've fallen for the Claudine floral dress - with its satin fabric and soft pastel blue hue, it's right up Kate's street.
Another sale standout is the Deanery shirt dress, featuring a flattering A-line skirt, belted waist and an eye-catching print that feels very in line with the Princess of Wales' style.
Hobbs Claudine Floral Dress £179.10
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Hobbs Deanery Midi Shirt Dress £152.10
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Ghost
Kate frequently opts for black wide-leg trousers, and this pair from Ghost - now reduced to just £60 - channels her timeless style perfectly.
The Sasha skirt also mirrors a shape she favours, with godet inserts that create fluid movement as you walk.
Ghost Sasha Cotton Jersey Godet Midi Skirt £39.50
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Ghost Clara Crepe Palazzo Wide Leg Trousers £60
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