Kate Middleton wears casual blazer and shirt to attend equestrian events in Greenwich Park

Grazia – Mon, Jul 30, 2012

KATE MIDDLETON, THE DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE

On Thursday she wore a Hobbs dress and nude wedges to play football, while on Friday night she surprised us all by wearing a silk coat dress by edgy Scottish designer Christopher Kane to the Olypics 2012 Opening Ceremony, but the Duchess of Cambridge is sporting a decidedly more casual look today. To attend the equestrian events in Greenwich Park, South East London, the Duchess of Cambridge teamed a simple white shirt, blue blazer and shades to complement the preppy efforts of Prince William and and Prince Harry who wore matching Team GB polo shirts.

KATE MIDDLETON, THE DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE

This is Kate's first public Olympics 2012 appearance following Friday's fantastic Opening Ceremony and it looks like enjoyed a right royal afternoon as she was joined in the stand by her husband Prince William, the Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Harry and Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie who were all there to support Zara Phillips. The Prince's cousin, who is a part of Team GB, competed again today after making her eventing dressage debut on Sunday. 

Stay tuned as we reveal exactly what Kate wore in Greenwich today!

KATE MIDDLETON OPENING CEREMONY

The Duchess of Cambridge looking a little more glamorous as she met Michelle Obama on Friday night

For more of Kate Middleton's style hits, check out our mammoth look book of her greatest style hits right here.



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