Duchess Kate’s gorgeous Trooping the Colour looks through the years

For more than 250 years, the ceremony known as Trooping the Colour, which is also Queen Elizabeth’s birthday parade, has been the most spectacular event on the British royals’s calendar.
The Duchess of Cambridge never disappoints with her elegance on the special day, so here we’re taking a look back at all her fashionable ensembles since her debut with the Royal Family...
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2011
Newlywed Kate opted for her wedding dress designer, Alexander McQueen, for the white peplum coat she wore to her debut as a royal at the event.
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2012
An Erdem floral embroidered dress in pale lavender and a gorgeous Jane Corbett hat was Kate’s choice as she joined her husband Prince William on the balcony the following year.
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2013
A pregnant Kate was pretty in pink in custom Alexander McQueen in 2013 with one of her favourite hats by Jane Corbett.
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2014
A custom hat by Jane Taylor topped Kate’s brocade Alexander McQueen ensemble in 2014.
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2015
A sweet blue floral creation by British designer Catherine Walker and a John Lock and Company hat was the perfect look that year.
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2016
Kate wore her hair up for the first time at Trooping the Colour, and was the vision of happiness with her children Prince George and Princess Charlotte on the Palace balcony.
She donned the white Alexander McQueen coat that she previously wore to Charlotte’s christening, and a beautiful Philip Treacy hat with rose detail.
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2017
The Duchess stunned in a bright pink dress by Alexander McQueen. She topped the look off with a stunning hat by Jane Taylor and was perfectly coordinated with her adorable daughter Princess Charlotte, who wore a pink floral dress.
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2018
Kate pulled out another Alexander McQueen look for last year’s celebration, and twinned with Camilla in pastel blue! She accessorized with a hat by Juliette Botterill and wore her hair in a chignon.
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