Kate wears Alexander McQueen for her second day in Singapore

The Duchess of Cambridge donned a white Alexander McQueen broderie anglaise cotton suit for her visit to Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay.

“Broderie Anglaise” means English embroidery. She wore Alexander McQueen on her wedding day slightly over a year ago.

She completed the look with a pair of Stuart Weitzman Corkswoon wedges, which she also wore at the 2012 London Olympics and Paraolympics.

She accompanied her husband, Prince William, for the Singapore leg of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee tour. Together they toured the Supertree Grove at the urban horticulture hub, and shook hands with several members of the public.

They later went to the new Rolls-Royce factory to unveil the company’s first plane engine.

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For their visit to Queenstown, a residential estate in Singapore, Kate changed into a new outfit. She switched to a pair of sledge taupe heels and a matching print skirt-and-blouse combination from Singapore design label Raoul.

Both items were from the label’s Pre-Fall 2012 collection and has been described as “a red and black cube-heart print reminiscent of vintage ‘70s styling”.

If you want a chance to look like a princess, you can get the ivory silk print pleated skirt and the tara blouse from stores here. The skirt is available in limited quantities and is retailing at $399, while the blouse costs $259 and is available at all Raoul Singapore outlets.

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And her third and final outfit change for the day was a reception hosted by the British High Commissioner at Eden Hall.

Kate wore a chiffon blue and white Erdem dress with oriental styling. She paired the look with nude heels and a boxy lilac clutch.