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Kate Middleton's go-to country chic outfit and how to recreate it with high-street buys - as she steps out with Prince William in Scotland

Kate Middleton's go-to country chic outfit and how to recreate it with high-street buys - as she steps out with Prince William in Scotland

Daily Mail​30-04-2025

The Prince and Princess of Wales are currently touring the Isle of Mull and, as expected, Kate has been serving up a series of enviable style moments.
In celebration of their fourteenth wedding anniversary yesterday, Kate stepped out in a polished spring look, featuring a new Holland Cooper blazer and a lightweight Boden shirt - one of her favourite high-street brands. She completed the outfit with classic Massimo Dutti trousers and her well-loved Chloé boots.
Today, she continued her sartorial streak in a countryside-inspired ensemble that struck the perfect balance between elegance and ease.
Kate opted for a Ralph Lauren Collection tweed jacket layered over a soft Johnstons of Elgin cashmere jumper, teamed with G-Star Raw trousers and her trusty Chloé boots. The finishing touch? Finlay sunglasses and a pair of dainty garnet earrings from Spells of Love.
The standout jacket - crafted in Italy from a blend of mulberry silk and linen - boasts a tonal herringbone pattern and timeless tailoring, making it a wardrobe staple.
But the hidden gem of Kate's look was the broderie blouse peeking out beneath her knitwear. With its ivory hue, ruffled mandarin collar and button-down front, it added a touch of romantic style and versatile charm.
Fortunately, the high-street offers a wealth of similar pieces. Scroll down to explore lookalikes, or shop Kate's exact outfit and handpicked alternatives.
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Nobody's Child Embroidered Broderie Anglaise Blouse
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H&M Broderie Anglaise Blouse
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Boden Eden Blouse
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La Redoute Collections Eugenie Blouse
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Brora Organic Cotton Applique Blouse
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ME+EM Cotton Broderie Blouse
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Jackets
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Jumpers
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La Redoute Collections Fine Knit Jumper
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