Kate Middleton's Stunning Pregnancy Style

Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, announced her pregnancy with her and Prince William's third child in 2017. Prince George and Princess Charlotte are several years older than the newest little prince or princess to be, but mom Kate is just as stylish, sophisticated, elegant, and impeccably polished in her maternity clothing this time around as she was the two previous pregnancies.

Her best looks are real winners — and she's had many over the course of each of her pregnancies. All together they add up to give fans a good idea of how stunning her pregnancy style truly is.

In early December 2012, the royal family had to confirm that Middleton was pregnant with her and Prince William's first child before she was 12 weeks along because she had to be hospitalized for an extreme form of morning sickness, called hyperemesis gravidarum, that can lead to dizziness, persistent vomiting, and dehydration. According to CBS News, Middleton held a small arrangement of yellow roses while leaving the King Edward VII Hospital in London alongside her husband. Middleton looked polished, even after her hospital stay, wearing a textured dark coat with a few ruffles and a periwinkle scarf.

Not long after her pregnancy was announced, Middleton and Prince William attended a private viewing of the Duchess' official portrait at the National Portrait Gallery on January 11, 2013. The stunning painting depicted Middleton naturally, without a tiara, hair down, and wearing a modest, forest-green blouse, set against a dark background. According to The Telegraph, the wine-colored, belted dress Middleton wore for the occasion was by Whistles. She accented it with delicate, simple jewelry and a pair of dark heels, and carried a dark clutch for the event.

In early March 2013, Middleton visited the Humberside Fire and Rescue Peaks Lane Fire Station, after a stop at the Fishing Heritage Centre. According to Us Weekly, Middleton wore a coat for the festivities that she's been spotted in before — a chestnut brown Hobbs "Celeste" coat that she also wore while visiting Liverpool in February 2012. This time, she paired it with a pair of black heels and a dress by Great Plains. Even the Duchess re-wears outfits sometimes.

While attending the Cheltenham Festival on Gold Cup Day with her husband, Middleton wore a dusty-rose-colored short coat by Joseph, with which she paired brown suede boots, a brown clutch, and a brown hat designed by James Lock, ABC News reported. Up until this point, Middleton hadn't made very many official, public engagements during her pregnancy with her first child, but she made many over the remaining months of her first pregnancy.

According to What Kate Wore, a fashion blog that chronicles her assorted outfits, Middleton wore a white coat by Goat to a visit at the headquarters of Child Bereavement UK with her husband, the Duke of Cambridge. The Duchess also wore a black dress with a dainty white Peter Pan-style collar, a super-affordable choice from British retailer Topshop, and black wool Cornelia James gloves adorned with bows. During her visit, she also received a Teddy bear for her future baby.

On March 20, 2013, Middleton accompanied Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip to the Baker Street Underground Station to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the London Underground. According to E! News, Middleton was given a button emblazoned with the phrase "Baby on Board." The trio also got a chance to tour the oldest carriage that's still operational, one from 1892. According to The Telegraph, the Duchess wore a beautiful coat by Malene Birger and hat with dark tights and dark-colored heels for the occasion, continuing to keep her growing baby bump under wraps.

In late March 2013, the Duchess of Cambridge went to a wintry Scout camp where, according to The Telegraph, she infused a bit of her own sense of style into the typical camp uniform. For the occasion, Middleton wore an olive green parka, a green tweed hat, Le Chameau wellies, and a red, white, and blue neckerchief tied like a scarf into a "friendship knot" (an acceptable alternative, according to the Scouts — the neckerchief is more traditionally fastened with a woggle). While there, she helped teach the Scouts how to light a campfire and cooked bread twists over the fire. Pretty impressive for someone who spent the day in flurries and cold.

The Duchess attended the National Review of Queen's Scouts when she was six months pregnant with her first child in late April of 2013. According to Us magazine, Middleton chose a mint-green Mulberry cotton-tweed coat to go along with the lovely spring weather, a hat by Whiteley Cappuccino, and a pair of heels and a clutch, both designed by LK Bennett. The sweet floral buttons on her coat perfectly matched the April occasion, as well.

A few months before Middleton gave birth to her first child (a son, Prince George), she toured the Harry Potter studio at the Inauguration of Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden in Hertfordshire alongside her husband, Prince William, and his brother, Prince Harry. According to the BBC, Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling was there for the royal tour as well (and even wore a polka dot dress that somewhat matched Middleton's, though, according to Hello! magazine, Middleton's was from Topshop). Middleton pulled her outfit together with black pumps and a smart black blazer. It was one of her final public appearances before George's birth that July.

A little more than a year after George's birth, the Duke and Duchess announced Middleton's second pregnancy on September 8, 2014, as she was once again being treated for hyperemesis gravidarum. Just over a month later, Middleton attended two official events in one day on October 21, 2014, her first two official public events after the announcement. According to The Telegraph, the latter event was The Year 2014 Awards Ceremony, as part of her patronage of the Natural History Museum. Middleton wore a pale blue gown to the ceremony by one of her favorite designers, Jenny Packham, which she paired with neutral open-toed high-heeled shoes.

In late October 2014, a pregnant Middleton attended the Autumn Gala Evening in Support of Action on Addiction, of which she is a patron. According to The Telegraph, Middleton wore a black and sheer-paneled knee-length dress designed by Temperley London for the evening. It was a chic and elegant choice for the Duchess who, despite her hyperemesis gravidarum, certainly displayed a beautiful pregnant glow.

According to Vanity Fair, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended The Royal Variety Performance for the first time in 2014 — normally the Queen attends instead — and afterwards the Duchess met Harry Styles and the other members of One Direction. Middleton looked the picture of elegance in a beautiful long-sleeved, black lace Diane von Furstenberg gown at the event, as Vanity Fair reported. Her tiny baby bump was hardly even noticeable, although Styles told Vanity Fair that he offered her congratulations before assuring her that she "didn't look bumpy." Nice.

In November 2014, the Duchess hosted the Place2Be Wellbeing in Schools Awards Reception at Kensington Palace. According to Hello! magazine, Middleton is one of the charity's patrons and, for the occasion, the Duchess mixed two of her favorite brands to create her outfit for the reception. She wore a deep blue knee-length Jenny Packham skirt and paired it with a Hobbs partially-sheer peplum top that perfectly accentuated her tiny bump.

The Duchess and her husband took their first official trip to New York City for several days in December 2014. According to The New York Times, the couple stayed at the Carlyle Hotel in Manhattan. When they arrived, the Duchess was dressed in a deep purple and metallic wool coat by Seraphine, according to Fashionista, as well as dark tights and dark heels. She looked the picture of sophistication (and not even remotely like she'd recently flown across the Atlantic).

While the Duke and Duchess were in New York City, they attended a Brooklyn Nets and Cleveland Cavaliers basketball game at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. According to Bleacher Report, the royal couple met Beyoncé and Jay-Z in between quarters. After the game, the couple met with Cavaliers star LeBron James who presented them with a jersey (plus a tiny one for Prince George). Middleton wore a stylish tweed Tory Burch jacket and black skinny jeans for their casual night out, Us magazine reported.

Middleton wowed in a gorgeous Jenny Packham gown at the St. Andrews 600th Anniversary Dinner held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City on December 9, 2014, as Vogue reported. Middleton and Prince William both graduated from the St. Andrews University (which is where the couple met). According to Vogue, the event was "created to support scholarships and bursaries for students from under-privileged communities and investment in the university's media and science faculties, sports centers and lectureship in American literature." The stunning Jenny Packham gown Middleton wore is one of her best looks ever, not just one of her most stunning maternity looks.

The Duchess of Cambridge attended an event at London's Barley Primary School to officially name the school's art room in January 2015. For the ceremony, Middleton wore a beautiful navy and tweed Madderson dress and paired it with dark tights, dark heels, and a dark-colored pocketbook. According to E! News, like the dress she wore the following day, the Madderson dress sold out online shortly after photos of the Duchess surfaced online.

According to Elle, on January 16, 2015, when Middleton attended an event at The Fostering Network, she wore a non-maternity ensemble over her baby bump. The dress — a brown silk jacquard Hobbs dress — sold out online shortly after the Duchess donned it for her day out. Some moms-to-be might think it daring to wear a non-maternity dress while sporting an obvious baby bump (or it wouldn't have occurred to them in the first place), but Middleton seemed to embrace the look and she pulled it off quite well.

Just a few days later in January 2015, Middleton celebrated the opening of the new Kensington Leisure Centre in London. According to TIME, the Kensington and Chelsea Council gifted the Duchess and her family a lifetime membership at the recreation center, along with rubber duck inner tube for Prince George and swimming lesson gear. Middleton wore an elegant, collarless, ice blue Seraphine wool coat for the occasion, called the "Natasha" according to Hello! magazine. The coat sold out in light blue, like many of Middleton's other ensembles over the years.

Part of Duchess Kate's charity work has included supporting and working for vulnerable children and families. According to the Birmingham Mail, Middleton visited the Action Children's Cape Hill Children's Centre in February 2015, where she was scheduled to meet with families who'd survived domestic violence, illness, and other serious issues, while also attending a play group for toddlers and preschoolers under five years of age. 

Middleton wore a blue Sportmax coat over an affordable Seraphine floral dress and navy pumps by Jimmy Choo for her visit, as Us magazine reported. Once again, Middleton's dress is one she'd worn in the past, again showing us that wearing an outfit more than once can still be super fashionable.

Middleton looked pretty in pink at Westminster Abbey for the Observance of Commonwealth Day service in March 2015. According to POPSUGAR Celebrity, the then-mom-to-be wore a pale pink Alexander McQueen coat for the event and paired it with a matching pink Jane Taylor hat. She also wore pink heels and carried a coordinating pink pocketbook. Like some of her other best maternity looks, Middleton had worn this look before, at the Trooping the Colour parade in 2013, as POPSUGAR Celebrity reported.

According to Hello! magazine, the Duchess of Cambridge visited arts organization Resort Studios while she was eight months pregnant with Princess Charlotte wearing a Hobbs dalmatian print coat, which she also wore for a public engagement while eight months pregnant with Prince George. Middleton often chooses brands that regular women can wear as well, as she did when she chose this relatively affordable coat. To go along with her chic printed coat, the Duchess wore her hair pulled back in a sophisticated ponytail, wore dark heels, and carried a dark-colored pocketbook.

Middleton visited the set of Downton Abbey on March 12, 2015, temporarily trading the real royal family for the fictional Crawleys. According to Variety, the Duchess is a big fan of the show and seemed quite excited to visit with the cast and crew, see the set close-up, and watch some of production. For her day with the Crawley family, the Duchess wore a cream-colored princess line maternity coat by JoJo Maman Bébé, carried a dark-colored pocketbook, and wore matching dark heels, as The Telegraph reported.

Middleton joined her husband, Prince William, his brother, Prince Harry, and other members of the British royal family at St. Paul's Cathedral on March 13, 2015 for a Service of Commemoration for the British troops serving in Afghanistan. According to Hello! magazine, Middleton donned a navy wool coat by Beulah London (the Chiara Wool style) with matching heels and hat for the occasion. She also wore earrings that matched her sapphire engagement ring and her hair swept into a styled side bun.

Middleton and Prince William celebrated St. Patrick's Day 2015 with the Irish Guards, a regiment of which William is the Colonel, according to The Telegraph. The Duchess wore brown and gold for the occasion and handed out shamrocks to the Irish Guards, as is tradition. The Duchess was impeccably dressed for the mid-March weather in a Catherine Walker coat and Lock & Co hat, as The Telegraph reported, though she added a pop of green with a sprig of shamrocks.

In mid-March 2015, Middleton wowed in a pretty polka-dotted dress from popular British online fashion retailer ASOS, according to POPSUGAR Celebrity. She wore the dress on a visit to the Brookhill Children's Centre, where she learned more about the family and children's charity, Home-Start, visited with volunteers and families served by the organization, and attended a few training sessions. The dress was the perfect choice for the outing — flattering, polished, and elegant.

On March 27, 2015, while nearing the end of her pregnancy with Princess Charlotte, the Duchess accompanied her husband on a visit to the Stephen Lawrence Centre. According to fashion blog What Kate Wore, which chronicles the Duchess' ensembles, she chose her bright pink Mulberry coat (which she has worn in the past) for the occasion and paired it with black patent heels. HuffPost called it one of her best looks of 2015. It was one of her last public appearances before Princess Charlotte was born on May 2, 2015.

Less than a week before announcing that they were expecting their third child, Middleton and her husband, Prince William, joined his brother Prince Harry for a tour of the Sunken Garden to honor their late mother, Princess Diana. According to E! News, the garden was redesigned to include "flowers and foliage inspired by Diana." The Duchess wore a floral dress by Prada and neutral pumps for the occasion.

According to Elle UK, the Duchess of Cambridge made her first public appearance after she and Prince William announced they're expecting their third child at a reception for World Mental Health Day at Buckingham Palace. She wore a pale blue, tea-length Temperley dress for the event, according to Vanity Fair. The Duchess had spent much of the previous month in bed due to hyperemesis gravidarum, a form of very severe morning sickness that she also suffered from while pregnant with Prince George and Princess Charlotte, as reported by People.