Kate Middleton's visit to Fortnum & Mason Store in a frayed Missoni coat with the Queen and Camilla

Kate Middleton was joined by the Queen Elizabeth II, and Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla, at a visit to luxury store Fortnum & Mason in London. The ladies toured its famous food hall, favored for its teas, wine, and delicacies. The store’s renovated restaurant has been renamed The Diamond Jubilee Tea Station to mark the queen’s 60 years on the throne. At the visit, Kate wore a blue knit knee length coat, paired with suede heels, her engagement ring, and drop earrings. Kate Middleton's coat style is looked upon by fashionistas all over the world. The coat she wore at the Fortnum & Mason Store was a frayed creation by Italian label Missoni. Many at first thought that it was a wardrobe malfunction, as the coat appeared to coming off the seams, but a spokesperson for the label said that the design was created to give a frayed and worn out look. The coat is a part of the Missoni Fall/Winter 2012 collection. Kate Middleton also wore two daffodils on her coat, adding a bright pop of color to her look.