Royal Pakistan Tour: Ultra-modish with a desi tadka! Kate Middleton has packed trendiest ethnic outfits and we have proof

By Malvika Mistry

on October 18, 2019

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Harry Williams and Kate Middleton have been all over the internet with their recent trip to Pakistan. Well, it won’t be wrong to say that the royals have packed the trendiest traditional outfits for every occasion.

For the tour, Kate made sure to embrace Pakistan's culture and style. Her highness’ chic travel wardrobe included bright-hued kurti, high on embroidery ethnics and pretty printed dupattas from designer Maheen Khan. Check out her modish outfits that were high on ethnic glamour.

BLAZING IN BLUE

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For her mosque visit, Kate opted for a chiffon salwaar kameez featuring golden embroidery from designer Maheen Khan

GUSHING IN GREEN

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For the reception hosted at Pakistan National Monument, the Duchess went high on shimmer and glamour with her sequined 'Georgia’ gown by Jenny Packham

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Meeting the Prime Minister and President of Pakistan — The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge called on Prime Minister @ImranKhan.pti and President @Dr.ArifAlvi, where they offered their thanks for the warm welcome they have received in Pakistan. PA / Kensington Palace #RoyalVisitPakistan #Pakistan

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Kate made us go green with envy dressed in this Catherine Walker tunic paired with trousers by Maheen Khan. She teamed up her attire with a printed scarf from Satrangi and Zeen drop earrings.

ALL WHITE EVERYTHING

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For another day out, Kate opted for a subtle embroidered white shalwar kameez by Gul Ahmed paired with a shawl from Maheen Khan. Notes on efficient dressing, everyone!