Kate Middleton’s memorable outfits for Pakistan tour: Who were the designers?

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We look back at her influential submission choice. Some of them drew comparisons with Princess Diana and others stood out for the perfect fusion of the east and west.

Kate Middleton wore an aqua colored dress when the royal couple landed in Islamabad. Shalwar Le Camez. The dress was designed by French designer Catherine Walker.

At a reception hosted by the British High Commissioner in Islamabad, the Duchess chose an emerald green, shiny tunic designed by British designer Jenny Packham.

Kate Middleton met Prime Minister Im Ran Khan in a sharp green tunic with white trousers to reflect the color of the Pakistani flag. This outfit was designed by Bonanza Satrangi.

The duke and the duchess wore purple clothes muted by Maheen Khan when they met the people behind Tich for Pakistan.

While visiting Northern Chitral, Middleton wore a long skirt with a brown shirt and boots. This outfit was created by the British brand Really Wild.

When the Duchess arrived in Lahore, she was wearing a white tunic with pants designed by Gul Ahmed.

Middleton again decided to wear a Maheen Khan outfit to visit Lahore's Bad Shahi mosque.

When the Duchess left Pakistan after the visit, she wore Elan's cream and black clothes.