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Kate Middleton In Bhutan & She Is Rocking The Traditional Bhutanese Skirt
After a gala time in India, the royal couple is now relishing Bhutanese delights. Earlier today, the couple landed in Bhutan. Kate, as usual, was looking enchanting.
For her first day in Bhutan, Kate wore a chic pale gold coat dress by Emelia Wickstead -- the most-desirable designer on Kate's wardrobe list.

Beautifully plated pleats, a petite belt, crisp collar, long sleeves were a few highlighting features of this dress. Kate paired the look with nude pumps and the same woven clutch, which she was sporting with one of her dresses during her India tour.

Later, she had a meeting with the King and Queen of Bhutan and boy, she looked charming. We were happy to see an all new Bhutanese version of Kate Middleton.
Kate opted for a Paul and Joe white cape, crafted with beautiful thread work. She paired this cape with a traditional blue woven Bhutanese skirt. She added her flavour of nude pumps and teardrop earrings to the outfit. Needless to say, Kate nailed another look quite effortlessly.




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