Nothing kicks off a lengthy official visit like a pillbox hat!
Tory Burch, here pictured accessorized with a romper-clad SNUGGLE MUFFIN.
McQueen Coat of the Trip number one.
An intriguing length on this Packham, to my way of thinking. Remember this point in the tour, when we were all breathlessly being, like, "WELL IT'S TRUE THE QUEEN HAS FORBIDDEN HER KNEES WE ARE NEVER GOING TO SEE THEM AGAIN."? Spoiler: we saw her knees again.

This look is casual, classic Kate. (And actually, William looks very William-y as well.)
I love this coat; I wish we could have seen the dress she was wearing underneath it, as it was this one and I might love it.

Teal! Hats! Pleats!

A more casual look, with very cute sneakers. (I spaced out and forgot this until now; it's irritating my OCD at the very bottom of the poll, but I can't edit the poll to put it in the right place without SHIT GETTING REAL so we're all going to have to live with this. And by "we're all," I mean me.)

This is basically the same outfit as the yacht-racing ensemble, but with a shirt from the Gap tossed into the mix. I have a version of that shirt, from J Crew, and last time I wore it with my own blue blazer, I was in costume as Liz Lemon. Just hand Kate some Sabor de Soledad and see what happens.

What better to play cricket in than a pencil-skirt suit? (She was supposed to change, but they were running too late PER SOURCES.)

Lots of blue on this tour. Blue is the Official Color of the Cambridges, I believe.
Nude shoes aside, I far prefer this to her other Roksanda Ilincic. But I get merely one vote.
I LOVE this dress.

Our SECOND patterned frock of the tour.
Followed by our third.
And our second Alexander McQueen of the trip. My lust for an Alexander McQueen coat is all-consuming and unless something VERY EXCITING AND DRAMATIC happens in my life, like my falling into a pit of cash, doomed to be unrequited. ALAS.

This one -- which is by "an independent dressmaker," so maybe designed by her? -- is like the cousin to the white lace Zimmerman, and it's very perky and cute for an Easter Sunday zoo trip.

All hail the mythical Non-Crazy McCartney.
This is all just too aggressively beige for me.
Pattern number 3, a replay of something we last saw circa The Olympics, aka That Time With All The Abs When We Were So Happy.
Our first v-neck of the trip.
Another green coat, another Catherine Walker.
Not my favorite, personally. Although I love the side-eye. It's a classic accessory.
I do love a herringbone tweed swing-y coat thing. (Technical terms.)