Interest in the Princess of Wales' wardrobe never seems to waver. Over the years, we've seen the mother-of-three hailed as a high street queen, loving Topshop and Zara in her early years as a working royal, which slowly transitioned into a love for designer labels.
However, in the last two years, Kate's fashion focus appears to be bespoke pieces, crafted exclusively for her by high-end fashion houses.
© Anadolu via Getty Images"When she chooses something custom-made, it's often in a neutral shade - usually something like blue or navy - which makes it much easier to re-wear in different ways over time," stylist Susie Hasler tells HELLO!. "These types of pieces are always created with longevity in mind."
However, during her Wimbledon 2026 stint, Kate pivoted away from this trend, choosing items that shoppers can actually buy online - otherwise known as "off the peg". Her three Wimbledon outfits are all current season, and seeing as the royal family is famously not allowed to accept gifts, it's safe to say Kate purchased these pieces herself.
Gabriela Hearst blue suit
Princess Kate looked incredible as she arrived at the famous SW19 venue on 4 July, wearing a blue blazer and matching trousers in a sumptuous linen blend from Gabriela Hearst.
© AFP via Getty ImagesHer sapphire-blue ensemble consisted of the 'Stephanie Blazer,' which has a price tag of £1,750, and the matching 'Vesta' trousers, which cost £1,000.
Roland Mouret red dress
Kate, 44, looked exquisite wearing a stylish red dress for the Ladies' Singles Final, designed by a label loved by the royal ladies, Roland Mouret.
© WireImageKnown as the 'Wool Origami Peplum Drape Dress', it costs £795 and features an origami-draped peplum, a full skirt, and a fitted short-sleeve bodice, finishing with a matching belt.
Emilia Wickstead green frock
On the final day of the competition, Kate turned heads in her gorgeous green Emilia Wickstead dress, which featured a modern, one-shoulder sash detail. Known as the 'Tidus' dress in olive, it made for a sculpted silhouette, featuring an asymmetric overlay across the bodice and gentle gathering at the waist, which enhanced her shape. It cost £1,650.
© WireImageAccessorising to perfection, she carried a bag by DeMellier and donned her trusty Ralph Lauren pumps.
