Weeks after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's successful royal tour of southern Africa, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are off on their own trip.
Kate Middleton and Prince William, sans their three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, are spending five action-packed days in Pakistan, which hasn't been visited by British royalty since 2006.
To precede their tour, the pair visited the Aga Khan Centre. Middleton wore a teal Aross Girl X Soler dress with earrings by Pakistani designer Zeen for the event, giving us a glimpse of what she may opt to wear over the short week.
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Hello! reports that the tour will take the couple through: 'modern, leafy capital Islamabad, the vibrant city of Lahore, the mountainous countryside in the North, and the rugged border regions to the West.'
We'll keep you updated with what the ever-stylish mother-of-three will wear for her varied itinerary.
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Day Five, Outfit Two: Visit an Army Canine Centre
Now safely in Islamabad, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made their first stop of the last day of their tour a visit to an army canine centre.
The mother-of-three wore a black coat from Beulah London over a cream pair of trousers and black flats for a tour of the facility. British servicemen help their Pakistani counterparts train dogs to sniff out explosives in the centre.
Day Five, Outfit One: Heading To Lahore
After an abortive attempt to leave Lahore last night the Duchess of Cambridge made her way to return to Islamabad once more this morning.
Looking fresh despite the tumultuous journey, Middleton wore a monochrome Shalwar Kameez in cream with black detailing.
Day Four, Outfit Two: Visits Badshahi Mosque
Kate Middleton sported a turquoise Shalwar Kameez by Maheen Khan for her official visit to the Badshahi Mosque with her husband on Thursday.
The intricate outfit features a gold trim that perfectly matches the gold detailing on the front panel of the royal's Shalwar Kameez.
Day Four, Outfit One: Touches down in Lahore
Touching down in the city of Lahore earlier that day, the Duchess of Cambridge stunned in a white shalwar kameez, which featured gorgeous embroidery.
Keeping the outfit sleek and chic she paired it with beige suede heels by Gianvito Rossi and a blush clutch by Mulberry.
She was later spotted playing cricket during her visit at the National Cricket Academy.
Day Three, Outfit One: Visiting the Chiatibo glacier
After travelling to the north of Pakistan to the Hindu Kush mountain range in Chitral, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Chiatibo glacier in an attempt to highlight the climate crisis.
For the trip, Kate Middleton wore a cowgirl-ready outfit that we are going to copy as soon as possible. Wearing a waistcoat by Really Wild, the mother-of-three looked ready for adventure, pairing it with a slip skirt, shirt and boots.
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In closer images, you can see the 37 year-old has accessorised her ensemble with a pair of Missoma earrings, which are available to shop here.
Day Two, Outfit Three: Attending reception hosted by the British High Commissioner to Pakistan
Closing off their first full day in Islamabad Kate Middleton and Prince William dressed up in their fineries for a reception hosted by the British High Commissioner to Pakistan.
Arriving in a gloriously vibrant Tuk Tuk the pair matched in dark green ensembles and were honestly couple goals.
The Duke of Cambridge wore a sherwani buttoned coat by Karachi-based designer Naushemian, whilst the Duchess opted for one of her favourite designers Jenny Packham, who created a sequinned dress with matching dupatta in the national colour for the momentous occasion.
With her hair in a half-up, half-down style the mother-of-three paired the glorious gown with Onitaa earrings, sourced from Pakistan.
And, we don't know about you, but Middleton has totally inspired us to get the sequins out ASAP.
Day Two, Outfit Two: Meeting with Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Arif Alvi
For their second engagement of the day, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge met with Prime Minister Imran Khan at the Presidential Palace in Islamabad.
For the occasion Middleton wore trousers by Maheen Khan, a tunic by Catherine Walker, a dupatta by Satrangi and earrings by Zeen.
Khan, an ex-cricketer who was previously married to Jemima Goldsmith, was a friend to William's late mother Princess Diana.
The couple also met with Pakistan's President Arif Alvi and First Lady Samina during their visit to the palace.
Day Two, Outfit One: Visits Islamabad Model College for Girls
For the first day of their royal tour the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Islamabad Model College in Pakistan.
During the visit to the school the mother-of-three wore a traditional blue kurta and asymmetric dupatta by local designer Maheen Khan with some ornate earrings and a pair of blush pink shoes from New Look.
The shoes are available to shop now in blue and black, but hurry, the blush pink already ran out of stock.
The couple met children in the school who were benefitting from the 'Teach for Pakistan' programme, modelled on the UK's 'Teach First' scheme.
Day One: Arrival in Pakistan
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge touched down at the Pakistani air force base in Islamabad on Monday evening.
Kate paid homage to her host country by stepping off the plane wearing a variation of the shalwar kameez - a traditional dress and trouser outfit - in aqua, which had been custom-made by Catherine Walker.
She paired the stunning design with some nude court heels and jewellery and a clutch by Zeen.
Prince William, who wore a navy suit, and Kate were presented with flowers by some children before meeting officials and starting off on their jam-packed official tour.
Many have already drawn comparisons between Middleton and her mother-in-law Princess Diana, who wore an aqua blue shalwar kameez in Pakistan in 1996.
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Daisy Murray is the Digital Fashion Editor at ELLE UK, spotlighting emerging designers, sustainable shopping, and celebrity style. Since joining in 2016 as an editorial intern, Daisy has run the gamut of fashion journalism - interviewing Molly Goddard backstage at London Fashion Week, investigating the power of androgynous dressing and celebrating the joys of vintage shopping.
