What Kate Wore Abroad: The Duchess Of Cambridge’s Royal Tour Style File

For her big Taj Mahal moment, the Duchess wore a fitted embroidered frock by Indian-American designer Naeem Khan, from his 2015 resort collection. [Photo: PA Images]

She teamed the dress with a pair of £6.60 dangly earrings that she bought at a craft market in Bhutan yesterday, after her hike. [Photo: PA Images]

Snapped at Paro Airport in Bhutan, before leaving to jet back to India, the Duchess wore a crisp, white ensemble and her trusty, nude Rupert Sanderson heels. [Photo: PA Images]

Wearing a beautiful chiffon gown by luxe London label Beulah, the Duchess had all eyes on her while attending a reception celebrating UK and Bhutanese friendship and cooperation, at the Taj Tashi Hotel in Thimphu, Bhutan. She paired the £745 “Juliet” dress with the same peep-toe stilettos she wore in New Delhi. [Photo: PA Images]

For a three-hour trek to a remote monastery in Bhutan, the Duchess donned a pair of £475 knee high boots from Penelope Chilvers and a £495 Nubock shoot leather waistcoat. She finished the look with a white blouse, skinny trousers and a simple pair of drop earrings, and protected her eyes with her trusty pair of Ray-Bans. [Photo: PA Images]

On the fifth evening of her visit, the Duchess was spotted leaving her hotel in Bhutan in a multi-coloured evening gown by US designer Tory Burch, complete with a bright orange pashmina wrap. The mesh dress may be beautiful, but it will set you back some £1,160 to buy, [Photo: PA Images]

The colourful evening dress was embroidered with green, orange and white flowers - which nicely offset the tan Kate’s acquired during the royal tour so far. The Duchess finished her look with a pair of Gianvito Rossi sandals. [Photo: PA Images]

During a meeting with the the Queen of Bhutan, Jetsun Pema, the Duchess donned an ensemble suited to the country’s national dress code. She paired a graphic print Bhutanese wrap skirt with a £340 Paul and Joe cape. [Photo: PA Images]

Arriving in Bhutan, Kate looked lovely in a lemon yellow coat dress paired with nude heels and a gold box clutch. It’s not the first time the Duchess has worn the Emilia Wickstead number: She also donned it back in 2012. [Photo: PA Images]

Kate had another quick change for a visit to Pan Bari Village in Assam. For her second outfit of the day, she repped the British high street and donned a knee-length pink dress from Topshop, adorned with a decorative black trim and tassel detail. [Photo: PA Images]

The Duke and Duchess started the day with a Kaziranga safari, which called for some casual wear and Zara trousers for Kate. The mum-of-two had her Ray-Bans on hand and kept cool in a printed blouse. [Photo: PA Images]

The 34-year-old finished the look with her trusty Sebago loafers, which she’s worn on multiple occasions. Given the early start (7.15am), the Duchess didn’t rock her usual perfect blow-dry and instead wore her locks natural. [Photo: PA Images]

For her final engagement of the day, the Duchess donned a beautiful printed silk maxi dress from US designer Anna Sui. The dress, from the brand’s AW15 collection, boasts floral and animal prints and an embroidered trim and costs £805 from Net A Porter. [Photo: PA Images]

While meeting the Prime Minister of India Narenda Mod in New Delhi’s Hyderabad House, Kate donned an eye-catching mint green lace dress. The decadent £954 number, from Temperley London’s pre-fall 2016 collection, boasted a high-neck and a fluted skirt with pleats. Very demure. [Photo: PA Images]

Kate fastened her hair up into a chic chignon for the formal occasion, slipped on a pair of nude pointed heels and accessorised with a subtle pair of drop earrings from luxe London jeweller Kiki McDonough. [Photo: PA Images]

On day three of the royal tour of India and Bhutan, the Duchess of Cambridge arrived at a contact centre run by the charity Salaam Baalak in a boho chic maxi dress. For the low-key occasion, the mum-of-two opted to wear nude flats for a change - but they were still from one of her go-to brands, Russel & Bromley. [Photo: PA Images]

At an official garden party reception celebrating the Queen’s 90th birthday in New Delhi, the Duchess donned a stunning monochrome Alice Temperley crop top and skirt co-ord, boasting traditional Indian embroidery. The ensemble doesn’t come cheap: The top costs £1,995, while the skirt has a price tag of £1,995. [Photo: PA Images]

The Duchess teamed the dress with statement chandelier earrings and nude lipstick. [Photo: PA Images]

The Duchess started day two or her tour with a visit to a UK Government Great campaign event at a bar, restaurant and collaborative workspace called The Social in Mumbai. For the occasion, Kate donned a £1,100 midi dress by one of her favourite British designers - Emilia Wickstead - and wore a pair of nude Rupert Sanderson shoes. [Photo: PA Images]

Donning her third outfit of the day, Kate dazzled in an Indian-inspired royal blue frock at the Bollywood Inspired Charity Gala at The Taj Hotel. [Photo: Rex]

The dress, by one of the Duchess’ go-to designers Jenny Packham, featured a dramatic train and an embellished wrap. The mum-of-two finished her look with drop earrings in the same colour and a chic chignon. [Photo: Rex]

The 34-year-old royal quickly changed before her second appearance of the day - at Oval Maidan recreational ground in south Mumbai. She wore a long patterned dress by Indian designer Anita Dongre, complete with three-quarter length sleeves and a cinched-in waist. [Photo: Rex]

Luckily, the Duchess planned ahead and wore wedges (£99 from Mint Velvet) that she was able to run around and play a spot of cricket in. [Photo: Rex]

The Duchess perfectly fused British and Indian influences with this beautiful paisley print dress, fashioned by luxe English label Alexander McQueen. She teamed the dress, which she wore on a visit to the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai, with nude heels from L.K. Bennett and a clutch from Russell & Bromley. [Photo: Rex]

Kate accessorised with a pair of £1,495 gold statement earrings by Cassandra Goad and wore her hair in loose - but perfect - curls. [Photo: Rex]