All The Best Looks From Kate Middleton’s India And Bhutan Wardrobe

Including the high street dresses you can buy now

Published on18th April 2016 at 9.57am

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have just returned from a week-long tour of India and Bhutan - and as you'd expect, Kate Middleton didn't put a foot wrong fashion-wise.

The Duchess is famed for embracing high street labels alongside designer names, and her most recent trip has proved no exception - as well as being spotted in a printed maxi dress from fast fashion site Glamorous (priced at just £50), she was also pictured feeding rhinos in an embroidered midi dress from Topshop. Such is the Duchess's fashion klout that the subtly floral style, priced at £75, has already sold out in every single size - but we're hopeful that you'll still be able to pick it up at your local Toppers branch if you're quick enough.

And thanks to the incredible minds at E! Online, we now know that Kate Middleton’s entire India and Bhutan wardrobe came in at just over £35,000. With the most expensive item of her tour wardrobe (which was the work of 40 different designers) being the Jenny Packham hand-embroidered blue gown worn for the Bollywood Gala.

Kate Middleton wears Topshop ©Getty Images

Kate's maxi dress is also currently sold out - although according to Glamorous' website, it'll be back in stock on April 30th, and it's currently available for pre-order online. Race you to the checkout...

Kate Middleton's dress costs £50 from Glamorous

As well as opting for some of our favourite affordable brands, the Duchess has also been flying the flag for British designers. She has chosen to wear feminine styles from Temperley London for two outings so far - a striking white crop top and skirt combo with embellished detail, and a delicate lace dress in emerald green - along with a smart white A-line dress by Emilia Wickstead, a perennial favourite for royal engagements.

The Duchess has also chosen to wear a selection of pieces by Indian designers, including a customised kaftan by Mumbai-born designer Anita Dongre, which she wore for a much-photographed cricket match. Who can play cricket in a dress and heels? K Middy, that's who...

See all the best looks from the royal tour of India in the gallery below...