Kate Middleton's Best Looks of 2022, from Red Carpet Glam to Her Most Regal Look Yet!
For a trip to the Foundling Museum in January, Kate Middleton sported an easily replicated yet super chic look: a black turtleneck sweater and trousers topped with a teal coat.
For royal events, Kate Middleton has a closet full of elegant coat dresses. She sported a blue ensemble with a silk velvet collar by Catherine Walker & Co. with a coordinating pillbox hat by milliner Sean Barrett for this year's Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey.
For a March service honoring the late Prince Philip, many royal women wore green. However, Kate opted for a black dress with white polka dots and a corresponding hat with floral details.
Kate and Prince William headed to the Caribbean in March, where the royal mom rocked outfits spanning from summer shorts for a sailing event to beautiful gowns at galas. But a simple sundress, like this light green number worn in The Bahamas, is a style anyone can get behind.
Pretty in pink! In her first full glam look of the spring Caribbean tour, Kate made a bold statement in a pink dress by British brand The Vampire's Wife.
Kate has worn a white suit on multiple occasions this spring and summer, starting with this look from her visit to Jamaica, where she accented her outfit with an orange top and matching purse.
Kate matched the blue waters of the Caribbean in a stunning gown for a reception hosted by the Governor-General of the Bahamas, Cornelius A. Smith, during the royal tour.
No matter what time of year, Kate is not afraid to sport a white ensemble. For April's Anzac Day service, Kate recycled the cream coat dress she previously wore at Princess Charlotte's 2015 christening paired with a halo headpiece and a poppy pin.
When it comes to hitting the red carpet, the royal knows how to bring the Hollywood glamour. For the Top Gun: Maverick premiere in London, where she was escorted by none other than Tom Cruise, she chose a black gown with a white off-the-shoulder neckline along with some statement earrings.
Kate popped up with a cheery coral ensemble at a Buckingham Palace garden party in May, making it the enviable color for the spring season. She completed the look with a bright pink fascinator that she wore for Trooping the Colour in 2017.
The royal family perfectly coordinated in blue ensembles for Trooping the Colour, with Kate opting for navy accessories to complement her white outfit.
Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee weekend was full of fun fashion moments for the royal, including this yellow ensemble by Emilia Wickstead with a Philip Treacy hat that she wore to the service of thanksgiving.
For an away day in Cambridgeshire in June, Kate wore a patterned flutter sleeve dress topped with a long jacket (and switched her heels into wedges to kick a soccer ball around!).
Polka dots have been a go-to style for Kate in recent months, including her appearance at Royal Ascot in June. The white and brown dress by Alessandra Rich paired with a hat featuring floral details by Sally-Ann Provan was reminiscent of Princess Diana's take on the classic pattern back in 1986 for a different horse racing event: the Epsom Derby.
Kate made a number of summer-friendly fashion choices at Wimbledon, including another polka dot dress by Alessandra Rich for the men's final.
Kate and Prince William played a major role in the first state visit of King Charles III's reign in November. They were the first members of the royal family to greet South African President Cyril Ramaphosa — and Kate looked the part in an autumnal coat dress and matching accessories, including a Princess of Wales pin.
After nearly three years without wearing a tiara, the newly minted Princess of Wales stepped out for her first real princess moment at the South Africa state visit. At the first state banquet of King Charles III's reign, she paired the Queen Mary's Lover's Knot tiara with a white caped gown by Jenny Packham, a bracelet that belonged to Queen Elizabeth II and earrings that previously were her late mother-in-law Princess Diana's.
As 2022 winds down, we're looking back at the Princess of Wales' top fashion moments