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On Day 4 of their Royal Visit to Pakistan, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge traveled to the bustling city of Lahore, known widely across Pakistan as the country's city of culture.
Kate wore a white shalwar kameez by Gul Ahmed, and a shawl by Maheen Khan. The custom tunic is embroidered with tonal jasmine flowers - the national flower of Pakistan. The Duchess carried her blush Mulberry 'Bayswater' suede clutch bag and wore a new pair of nude d'Orsay suede pumps.
They are the J.Crew 'Lucie' 65mm suede pumps in ashen brown which also go by the name 'Colette' at other retailers. The 65mm Lucie and the Colette are available at J.Crew and Zappos respectively. 
For their first stop in Lahore, William and Kate called in to meet the Governor of Punjab at his official residence.
Afterwards, the royal couple visited SOS Children's Villages Pakistan, which provides a loving home and family structure to over 150 young orphaned girls and boys, and promotes the development of children into happy, confident and resilient adults.
Then it was off to play cricket at the National Cricket Academy. Kate changed into more appropriate footwear for the outing. She sported a new pair of white plimsolls which I believe are the Hampton Canvas 'Plum' Shoes (from £28). This is a style that Princess Charlotte loves to wear! They are available in adult sizes.
There was a change in pace for the afternoon events in Lahore. The Duke and Duchess visited the Badshahi Mosque and attended an interfaith meeting. Kate changed into a peacock shalwar kameez and wore a coordinating headscarf. The outfit is an off-the-rack design by Maheen Khan, exclusive to O'nitaa in London. Monique Jessen shared this photo of the shalwar kameez in her article for People. 
© Monique Jessen
She reports it is "made from French chiffon, the shalwar kameez is hand embroidered in gold-colored silk by the tribespeople of Swarth in Pakistan. Worn with a bespoke scarf, or dupatta as it is locally known, the designer made it especially for Kate, to exactly match the outfit purchased from O’nitaa."
For their final engagement of the day, the Duke and Duchess visited the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre. William and Kate spent time with young patients undergoing treatment and spoke with their families. 
© Kensington Palace
6 Comments
Ava Pittman
18/10/2019 04:25:46 pm
The Duchess looks lovely in her white custom tunic. The embroided jasmine flowers up close is breathtaking, beautifully done. Loved her choice of accessories. The outfit to the mosque was the perfect colour choice, it photographed beautifully against the backdrop of the mosque. The hand embroided gold coloured trim defines it so well. A stunning outfit.
Jessica
18/10/2019 09:12:42 pm
I love both of these...but that aqua and gold is especially stunning on her. She is giving a master class on appropriate dress and customs on this tour.
Karen
19/10/2019 01:34:52 am
White tunic's flowers are beautiful. Like the white canvas Hampton shoes but wearing it like that is not safe. You can turn an ankle very easily.
Karen
19/10/2019 01:36:23 am
Forgot, one more thing:
Penelope
19/10/2019 02:04:03 pm
Love the first outfit but not the second
Mary
19/10/2019 05:36:14 pm
The white outfit looks pretty and comfortable enough to play cricket in. The peacock blue and gold shalwar kameez is beautiful in color and design, and the scarf with gold trim is the perfect accent. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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