The Duchess wore an azure and white polka dot dress from Alexandra Rich to Wimbledon and dazzled the crowd. last month at Royal Ascot she wore a beautiful white dress with huge black spots.
It appears to have been inspired by an elegant black dress the Duchess wore for Prince Philip’s Thanksgiving service in March.
Eagle-eyed royal fans noticed her dress was studded with tiny white polka dots.
Speaking to HELLO, color psychologist and design director at Lick Color Tash Bradley said that by wearing polka-dot dresses, the Duchess intends to portray a sense of “playfulness.”
Ms Bradley also added that the royal trend of wearing polka-dot dresses, which also saw Princess Beatrice and Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway join in, “just screams fun”.
She said, “So someone who wears polka dots wants to portray something fun, some kind of playfulness.
“If you go for dots, it’s very playful, it opens up a conversation, it gives you a kind of warm feeling.
“For example, if Kate was wearing pink polka dots which might seem too childish and the black and white color combination with the polka dots works beautifully because then they have the elegance, the sophistication that she still needs, but polka dots – nice approachable, so that is fascinating.
“It’s interesting that they all went for polka dots, because that immediately screams for it.
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“Kate has lived life in the public eye and we have seen her transform from the ambitious yet still approachable young woman to the royal princess and fashion icon she has become.
“A style uniform can be a very useful wardrobe weapon.
“It really takes the guesswork out of getting dressed in the morning.
“It may take some work to determine exactly what your uniform should be, but once you’re done you can focus on other decisions instead of ‘What should I wear today?
“It’s a great way to build a personal brand and will always make you feel comfortable and stylish.”