The Duchess of Cambridge's Pakistan Tour Wardrobe Mixes Tradition and Modernity

For a visit to the Army Canine Centre in Islamabad, Kate wore a black tunic with white pants, finished with a pair of crossover flats by Russell and Bromley.

On a visit to the Badshahi Mosque, Kate wore a bespoke shalwar kameez and matching scarf by Maheen Khan.

While taking part in a game of cricket in Lahore, Kate wore an embroidered shalwar kameez by Gul Ahmed.

Arriving at the Lahore airport, the duchess wore an embroidered tunic by Elan with a Maheen Khan scarf and a pair of J. Crew shoes. She's carrying a Smythson tote bag.

On the third day of the royal tour, Kate and William visited the Chiatibo glacier, with the duchess choosing a leather waistcoat by Really Wild with a brown shirt, midi skirt, and slouched boots. Her earrings are by Missoma, a favourite of her sister-in-law, Meghan Markle.

For a special reception at the Pakistan National Monument in Islamabad, Kate stunned in a beautiful sequin and bead-embellished gown by Jenny Packham, which had long sleeves and a matching scarf.

On the first full day of royal engagements, the duchess stepped out in a vibrant periwinkle silk outfit from Pakistani designer Maheen Khan. The look consisted of an embroidered kurta with matching slim trousers, which Kate teamed with a pair of low-heeled shoes by New Look and drop earrings by Zeen. She later switched into a pair of Russell and Bromley flats.

For a meeting with the prime minister of Pakistan, Kate mixed British and Pakistani designs. Her bold green coat is a Catherine Walker design, while the trousers are by Maheen Khan. She added the Green Chiffon Dupatta by Bonanza Satrangi over one shoulder.