Kate Middleton's Canada Style Has Something in Common With Your Own

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So, maybe you don't get invited to Canada by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on a regular basis — an event for which you'll pack the perfect wardrobe, some outfits more fancy than others. But Kate Middleton will be so lucky to embark on the trip, perhaps alongside her entire family this week. This will mark the second time the duke and duchess have visited Canada, after touring the country back in 2011.

If Kate's first round of Canada looks are any indication, she'll be staying sophisticated, showing off pieces by her favorite designers that are actually wearable. That's the one detail you'll notice as you peer back at Kate's ensembles from seven years ago: each one is vibrant enough to make a statement, but casual enough to imagine on the streets of New York, or at least the Charlotte Yorks of the world. Read on for a glimpse, and prepare to swoon over Kate's future fashion moments in the Queen City.

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Kate's effortless plane look consisted of this bright yellow Jenny Packham number, plus a box clutch and nude pumps, both by L.K. Bennett.

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Kate selected a throw-on-and-go Alexander McQueen sailor-inspired number for a visit to the Province House.

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Kate wore J. Brand jeans and her Sebago Bela loafers for a casual outing at the Old Town Float Base. She tucked a comfortable button-down into her denim and secured the look with a belt.

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Kate brought along her deep-blue Ted Baker trench coat for traveling and to combat crummy weather.

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Kate was the ultimate Western princess in this Alice Temperley blouse and Goldsign denim for a traditional Calgary stampede. It was a casual, on-theme combination we could totally get behind.

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Kate matched her Smythe blazer to dark jeans and navy L.K. Bennett slingbacks during a visit into town. She added a feminine touch with the addition of a cream ruffled blouse.

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Kate's well-aware that all it takes is a dress in the proper shade to make you glow. She chose this gathered Issa design for an evening event that celebrated National Canada Day, accessorizing with a satin Anya Hindmarch clutch.

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Kate wore a flattering Malene Birger sheath that featured a contrast stripe across the center. She kept her accessories minimal and neutral, selecting L.K. Bennett pumps and Kiki McDonough earrings.

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Kate made use of her J. Brand jeans and Sebago boat shoes twice on the trip. Here, she wore a sporty Nike windbreaker to tour Dalvay Lake.

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Kate's jewel-tone Erdem design was striking, but finished with just a touch of lace along the neckline, it felt sleek. She worked her trusty L.K. Bennett pumps with the dress for the Freedom of the City ceremony.

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Kate's lace Erdem dress is a must have for all ladies who attend the occasional formal event. She styled her afternoon outfit with a cream clutch and matching L.K. Bennett pumps, a light touch to speak to the hour.

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Kate's heather-gray Catherine Walker dress might be our favorite style from the tour. Its peter pan collar and rolled sleeves offered a unique touch, and Kate amped up her style with flashy Tabitha Simmons heels and a Hobbs bag. No wonder the duchess has chosen this look for so many occasions.

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Kate's Catherine Walker coat dress came complete with a matching red shift underneath. Kate properly finished her outfit with a maple-leaf brooch, a gift from Queen Elizabeth II, and she slipped into her L.K. Bennett shoes yet again.

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Kate's white, ruffle-finished dress from Reiss made for her most memorable outfit. She added a touch of red with a Sylvia Fletcher for Lock & Co. fascinator and woven Anya Hindmarch clutch — a fashion-girl favorite.

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