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Kate Middleton's Asian-inspired wardrobe in India
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William, and his wife, the former Kate Middleton, arrive at the Banganga Water Tank in Mumbai, India, Sunday, April 10, 2016. The royal couple began their weeklong visit to India and Bhutan, by laying a wreath at a memorial Sunday at Mumbai’s iconic Taj Mahal Palace hotel, where 31 victims of the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks were killed. (AP/Rajanish Kakade)
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ritain's Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton are currently on a six-day tour of India and Bhutan, and the Duchess of Cambridge has pleasantly surprised the locals with her choice of Asian-inspired attire.
Here are just a few.
Prince William and Kate arrived in Mumbai on the morning of April 10 and paid their respects at the 26/11 memorial at the Taj Mahal Palace hotel, one of the sites of the 2008 attacks.
The Duchesss of Cambridge chose a red silk piece from Alexander McQueen's 2016 Autumn collection. The paisley patterns of the dress originate from India. A piece from a British brand inspired by Indian culture make a very wise choice.
The Duchess paired the dress with a nude clutch from Russell & Bromley and a set of nude pin heels from L.K. Bennett.
The pair then attended charitable events in Mumbai and played cricket with the locals. Kate changed to a more casual silk dress from Anita Dogre, a designer from Mumbai. The dress was tailored just to suit the Duchess.
Prince William and Kate attended a Bollywood Inspired Charity Gala in Mumbai on the night of April 10. Kate chose a long royal blue dress by Jenny Packham, embroidered with jewels in India. She paired the dress with shawl, inspired by sari, a traditional garment for women in India.
The royal blue earrings are from Indian jewelry designer Amrapali. It is a bold and rare choice for the Duchess, who is known for her preference for elegant and simple accessories.
Duchess of Cambridge attended a garden party celebrating Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday at the British High Commission in New Delhi on April 11. She wore a dress with embroidery inspired by henna, a pattern Indian women often paint on their hands as decoration.
The Duchess of Cambridge wore a light green lace dress when she attended an event at Hyderabad House in New Delhi.
