Every candy-coloured outfit worn by Princess Kate to Buckingham Palace’s garden parties

One year after her magical wedding to Prince William, the Princess of Wales made her Buckingham Palace garden party debut in a pastel pink ‘Alice’ dress by one of her favourite occasionwear designers, Emilia Wicksted. 

Kate paired the pleated dress with a titled blush pink hat designed by Jane Corbett, along with accessories from L.K.Bennett.

The next time Princess Kate attended a Buckingham Palace garden party she was pregnant with Prince George. 

The royal’s blooming baby bump was disguised beneath a lemon-yellow textured coat by Emilia Wickstead.

Princess Kate departed from her candy coloured streak the following year, slipping into an ethereal lace bodycon dress by Alexander McQueen. 

The neutral-toned dress was a rare fashion move for the royal, who rarely wears cream-hues by themself.

Two years later, the Princess of Wales once again opted for a neutral dress, looking like a fashion darling in a ruffle-adorned mini dress with a peplum detail. 

A fan of fashion repeats, Princess Kate wore the same bespoke Alexander McQueen dress to Prince George’s christening.

Prince William’s wife was a vision in a belted cloud blue dress by Christopher Kane. With long sleeves, a collared neckline and smart, structured skirt, Princess Kate looked smart and sophisticated in the pastel-hued number. 

Adding to her whimsical summer wardrobe, Princess Kate wore the dress with a tilted beret-style hat from Lock & Co called the ‘Sweet Delight.’

Long before Greta Gerwig made dressing like Barbie mainstream, the Princess of Wales was a pink delight in an Alexander McQueen double-breasted coat dress. This colour was popular in the late Queen Elizabeth II’s wardrobe, who also attended that year.

After the pandemic, Princess Kate looked divine in celebratory coral for the first Buckingham Palace garden party in two years. A vision of summer, the mother-of-three turned heads in another dress by Emilia Wickstead. 

Proving her penchant for marvellous millinery, the royal paired her look with a flamingo-toned ‘Lyssa’ hat by Jane Taylor. 

No doubt inspired by Bridgerton, the Princess looked mesmerising in a cloud number, recycling one of her favourite bespoke dresses designed by her private dressmaker.

Complete with sophisticated bishop’s sleeves, a pie-crust neckline and elegant button-down bodice, the royal’s flowing dress was the perfect ensemble for a summer soirée at Buckingham Palace. 

Recycling one of her most famous outfits formerly worn to Ascot in 2019, the Princess looked stunning in a coordinating blouse and skirt designed by Elie Saab, which she paired with a fabulous Philip Treacy hat. 

Bringing the sunshine to an overcast May day, the royal looked picture-perfect in her powder blue ensemble.