Kate makes a fashion breakthrough to tailored trousers

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made an unannounced visit to BBC Radio 1 today.

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Their unexpected visit was setup as a surprise for a Radio 1 DJ, Adele Roberts who is  running the London Marathon this Sunday in support of the Heads Together campaign, spearheaded by William, Kate and Prince Harry.

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While at the studios, William and Kate got time to pre-record the station's official chart show rundown.

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Today's surprise visit also come with a surprise in the sartorial department. Kate ditched her signature skinny jeans for a classic pair of bootcut trousers.  Many of us have been hoping to see Kate professionalize her casual wear, and it looks like our prayers have been answered!  This is a fashion breakthrough for the Duchess!

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She teamed the tailored pants with black pointed-toe boots and a new cream knit sweater. Kate wore the Temperley London Cypre Pointelle Frill Top (US$550) - a slim-fit garment featuring a ruffled mock neck, tiered ruffled bodice and flared cuffs.

It is from the British designer's Pre-Fall 2017 collection and will be available in stores and online in June.

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