15 Best Kate Middleton-Inspired Wedding Dresses

After Kate Middleton married Prince William, the sister of the Princess of Wales, Pippa, had a moment of change in May of 2017. To fulfill the duties of a sister-in-law, Kate wore a dress designed by Sarah Burton. . She paired the blush midi ensemble with Gianvito Rossi 105 shoes, a Praline suede, and a hat by Jane Taylor.

Size: 2-10 | Materials: silk | Length: mini

To capture Kate’s soft and feminine aesthetic, shop this wrap dress from Zimmermann. While the hemline falls mid-thigh, the red color and the banded sleeves make this look more like Kate’s original bespoke piece.

Size: XXS-XL | Materials: polyester | Length: maxi

For a longer option, we’re fans of this blush pink maxi dress. This is especially perfect for a maid of honor look, but can also be worn if you have been invited to a more formal wedding. Elegance with drop earrings and neutral heels à la Kate.

Size: 2-12 | Materials: polyester | Length: midi

While this dress differs from Kate’s in many ways, the feminine and romantic style perfectly mimics her look. An off-the-shoulder neckline will elegantly show off your chest, plus the skirt has a bit of movement for a younger look.

For Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank’s wedding in October 2018, Kate opted for a more vibrant look compared to the outfits of her previous guests. Here, she’s wearing a raspberry-colored Alexander McQueen dress adorned with a Philip Treacy glamorous cut-out. She then finished off the striking look with velvet accessories and – most notably – the Queen’s diamond necklace.

Size: XS-XL | Materials: Cotton and Spandex | Length: midi

Hot pink happens to be a particularly popular color right now (thanks to the rise of Barbiecore), so this Kate Middleton-approved midi fix is ​​on-trend. Like Kate’s dress, this option features puffed sleeves and a high neckline.

Size: 4-16 | Materials: Linen, viscose, polyester, cotton | Length: mini

For a more modern take on Kate’s pink moment, we’re loving this asymmetric mini dress from Aje. A subtle slit and exaggerated puffed sleeves make the look stand out, but the high neckline and pleated skirt remain true to Kate’s style.

Size: 00-24 | Materials: Cotton, viscose | Length: mini

If you’re attending a casual wedding, but still want to take inspiration from Middleton, then this J.Crew dress is a fun choice. The puffed shoulders mimic the silhouette of Kate’s dress, but the sweetheart neckline and skater skirt make for a more casual look at the royal look.

We already know that Kate Middleton is a style icon among the royal family, so it’s no surprise that she’s worn many elegant maternity dresses throughout her pregnancy. But the most shocking part about this look is that it’s actually quite affordable – Topshop’s Princess Spotted Maternity Dress! Unfortunately the mini is no longer available, but we’ve found some great alternatives where we can see the loving Kate.

Size: 6-18 | Materials: polyester | Length: mini

This mini dress maintains the same style as Kate’s look, but also has a slit in the back. To make the dress more fit for the party, wear it with a black jacket that can be taken off during the reception.

Size: 0-4 | Materials: rayon nylon | Length: tea length

In keeping with the maternity theme, this polka dot dress from Hatch is as comfortable as it is trendy. Dress it up or down according to the rules of a wedding dress, and pair it with comfortable heels or wedges.

Size: 0-14 | Materials: silk, polyester | Length: mini

While this is more ostentatious than Kate’s dress – shockingly – it adds a playful touch to the more conservative look. No heavy accessories needed, crystal beads and bows are the centerpiece of this little masterpiece.

It really doesn’t get more royal than this poncho dress that Kate wore to her wedding in 2011, the same year she married Prince William. A sophisticated gold brocade dress from DAY Birger et Mikkelsen was embellished with a unique Gina Foster Millinery hat and LK Bennett Sledge shoes.

Size: 2-22 | Materials: Metallic polyester | Length: below the knee

If you love the idea of ​​a coat dress, this option from Teri Jon by Rickie Freeman is an almost perfect trick. While the buttons are hidden in the front, it instead features a sexy tie waist making it more youthful in a formal dress.

Size: XS-XXL | Materials: silk and polyester | Length: mini

Pulling off the gold brocade style aesthetic, we think this mini A-line is a joy to look at. If you want to keep the elegance, wear the dress with nude heels and a simple clutch.

Size: 2-18 | Materials: polyester | Length: midi

For a black-tie wedding, you can’t go wrong with this charming and elegant jacquard cocktail dress. Although you wouldn’t give up on the bride, you’re sure to feel like royalty when you slip into this number.

If you need some poncho inspiration for winter weddings or early spring, Kate has you covered. She wore this M Missoni coat at Lucy Meade and Charlie Budgett’s wedding in March 2014. Under the coat, she wore a blue plaid Whistles dress and also accessorized with gold jewelry.

Size: 0-16 | Materials: recycled polyester | Length: midi

Inspired by the blue of Kate’s coat, this Whistles dress is perfect for a cocktail dress wedding. The brand is a princess favorite, so we have a feeling this dress will get her seal of approval.

Size: 0-24 | Materials: wool, polyester | Length: midi

As for what to wear on top, this J.Crew dress coat is definitely a winner. Try a monochromatic look with a matching dress or pair with a blue printed dress as Kate did.