Princess Kate has appeared in so many stunning floral dresses over the years, they are practically endless and who can blame her from brightly patterned floral Prada gowns to more simple dresses . numbers from high-end High Street labels prefer to stay loyal to the brand they are flattering and easy to style Kate Middleton's style statement has won her many fans at home but the Duchess The Cambridge native seems to be on its way to winning the hearts of Easterners and fans alike.

She embarked on her first official tour of Asia with Prince William for Mark Queen's Diamond Jubilee. Kate Milton is said to be busy sourcing more than 30 different outfits for her overseas tour for which she is said to have hired a freelance hairdresser paid for by Prince Charles. The tour with Prince William is also known to style lovers as a nine-day fashion show. She took it to a whole new level. First up is a visit to Singapore's botanical gardens, where the couple is expected to see an orchid named after Princess Diana and flowers named after Princess Diana.

They met smart people in the sweltering heat of Singapore Royal with gentle curls that launched thousands of CopyCat styles. What better way for the raven-haired beauty to pay tribute to her host than with a custom Jenny Packham dress that hinted at a kimono that appeared through its silk upholstery detailing that made it a a thoughtful homage to Asia, this gown also wasn't her first engagement at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, where the couple commissioned an orchid named after them in a lightweight, Fluffy edges and pastel colors. The humid climate but long sleeves and modest soil meant the Duchess kept the seriousness of their partnership that has been red carpet gold in the past.

Kate shimmered in thousands of sequins for her first post-wedding engagement with the help of Hampshire seamstress Jenny also created a turquoise lace dress which she wore to impress at the Gala Olympics after flying the flag for British fashion. It's Kate's time to showcase some of Asia's best talent. Her orchid-print knee-length outfit seemed to be thematic for the occasion as William and she had the honor of having an orchid hybrid named after them, Vanda William Catherine Kate completed her Ensemble with a matching pair of heels.

Pearl drop earrings and a handbag although she wears her hair down, it's usually shiny, blow-dried, the front hair pinned back during play. visit to the Orchid Garden Kate went for an Oriental look when she wore a kimono-style peach dress by British designer Jenny Peckham. The bespoke frog also features three-quarter sleeves, a belted waist, a deep V-neck and a long skirt. Her nila outfit featured an Orchid The floor print seemed to be the theme of the occasion as Willam and she had the honor of having a hybrid orchid named after them when Vanda William Catherine Kate completed the Bronze Set her outfit with a pair of off-white Russell and Bromley Park Avenue shoes, her bag is by Jimmy Choo, which is the designer's disco bar clutch because many of Kate's fashionistas know mud is very is a fitting shoe for the Duchess.

We also see Kate's pearl drop earrings again, she wears her hair part way, the princess has naturally curly hair like anyone else. Such a lucky lady will know that doesn't react well to extreme heat. Her sleek blow-dry is one of the Duchess of Cambridge's signature looks. In fact, it's so popular that it's even earned its own nickname, this Chelsea hairdryer, and as the pair strolled around the Singapore Gardens hotel today Kate's perfectly glossy mane appeared to have begun to droop under a temperature of 36 degrees.

Luckily, Willem's wife was able to access her own hairdresser during their Jubilee visit to ensure that her long locks were immediately prepped for their next engagement. briskly at the Raffles Hotel, the grand dame of the colonial era, where she and William were stepping out in a silk dress by designer Prabal Gurung, who was born in Singapore and raised in Nepal, a printed ao dai The purple and cream details stand out, it's an elegant dress. but the Ultra Modern choice for dinner at the country's presidential residence Tony Tang Kang yam with VIP guests, the frog from paral Guru from the spring/summer 2012 collection, can be purchased at the department store luxury goods store Harvey Nichols in London.