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The Cambridges enjoyed a family day out at the Beaufort Polo Club to watch Prince William competing in the Maserati Royal Charity Polo Trophy on Sunday.
There are so many delightful photos of the royal tots charging around the grounds of the Polo Club in Gloucestershire. Here are just a few of my favourites.
Kate wore a summery off-the-shoulder cotton dress by Zara (US$69.90/sold out) - IDed by @Solidmoonlight (via Twitter).
The blue and white striped A-line dress has a plunging neckline and open shoulders. It is designed with front button-up fastening and vertical gathering in the front and back. It is finished with a belt at the waist in the same material.
On her feet Kate wore a new pair of wedges. They are the Russell & Bromley 'Coco-Nut' Ankle Strap Espadrilles (£125), crafted from soft sand suede and a woven heel cup with an adjustable tan leather ankle strap.
She carried her Victoria Beckham 'Quincy' tote, first seen at Wimbledon in 2016.
Kate wore a new pair of flesh-toned sunglasses. It has been suggested they could be the Ray-Ban 'Highstreet' RB4259 style (US$158) but there are not enough clear pics to make a positive ID.
The only piece of jewellery she wore in addition to her rings was her beloved Cartier Ballon Blue watch.
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Queen Elizabeth II officially celebrated her 92nd birthday today with the Trooping the Colour parade. Although Her Majesty was born on 21 April, it has long been the tradition to publicly celebrate the Monarch's birthday on a day in the summer.
The Duchess of Cambridge attended her eighth consecutive Trooping the Colour event.
For the procession down the Mall, Kate rode in a carriage with Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall.
Meanwhile, Prince William was on horseback alongside his father and Princess Anne, in their roles as Colonels.
Following the parade, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were reunited on the balcony at Buckingham Palace for the traditional RAF fly-past where they were joined by their adorable children.
Kate looked radiant today in a pale mint blue Alexander McQueen dress featuring a square neckline and puffed 3/4 sleeves. (If you would like details on Meghan Markle's outfit please visit my sister site meghansfashion.com)
The design of the bespoke box pleated dress resembles elements of this off-the-rack piece by Alexander McQueen (found by @PerthsFashion).
The pastel hue is consistent with the subtle tones of previous years, bar 2017 when she opted for a vibrant pink Alexander McQueen dress.
The Duchess donned a new bespoke hat by Juliette Botterill. I believe this is the first time Kate has worn a headpeice by the London based milliner.
She accessorized with her Blue Topaz and Diamond earrings and matching 'Flower' necklace by Kiki McDonough.
Unfortunately there are no clear photos of Kate's clutch bag, however @PerthsFashion believes the clasp features a dragonfly and suggests it could be by Alexander McQueen.
I will update the post if we get a positive ID for the minaudiere.
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