Everyone has focused their look at the different outfits worn just a few days ago by members of the British royal family in the traditional 'Trooping The Colours' in honor of the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II. The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton and the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle were the center of attention in their first public act together after the royal wedding and their outfits were analyzed and also compared in detail.
However, Kate Middleton's Alexander McQueen 'look' has already gone down in history, as it has been overshadowed by a 'low-cost' design that is causing a sensation all over the worldAll the media and networks have echoed the Duchess of Cambridge's dress to attend a polo event with her two eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
Kate Middleton bets on Zara again
Middleton bet once again, and in less than two weeks, for the same affordable brand. It is nothing more and nothing less than the flagship firm of the Inditex textile group, Zara. After a blue dress with floral embroidery sold out for 40 euros from Zara after wearing it by the future Queen of England, now another design is going the same way
The Duchess of Cambridge wore a summer dress in'midi' cut, striped in blue and white, with a bateau neckline and draping that marked her waist. Middleton demonstrated that with any type of design, even with the 'low-cost' ones, she can be perfectly dressed and always in accordance with the strict dress code imposed by the British Royal House.
The Inditex dress that has made the 'royal' fall in love
Kate Middleton's latest Zara dress can still be found in stores and, of course, on the website. It has a price of 39.95 euros, and it would not be surprising if the design will sell out just like the other one Zara dress that she wore only 2 weeks ago, as some sizes are already running out.
To complete her summer look on a polo Sunday, the Duchess opted for comfortable beige wedge espadrilles from Russell&Bromley -this type of espadrilles can be found both in 'low-cost' stores and in Spanish artisan brands such as Toni Pons or Castañer.