Kate Middleton is uber chic in a mix of high street and high end fashion

The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton continued to rock her typical elegant and sensational fashion style, and cut a stylish figure as she arrived at the Natural History Museum in London today. The 37 year old opted for a mix of high-street and high-end pieces for her outfit, and was a beaming vision for the official outing.

The mother-of-three paired a pair of £130 khaki culottes from one of her favourite high-street brand Jigsaw with a £39 berry-coloured turtleneck from Warehouse, featuring sophisticated scallop detailing around the neck-line and sleeves, and highlighting her slim physique.

Kate, who is lover of modern and stylish pieces for her wardrobe, added a touch of designer to her ensemble in the form of a £3k berry-coloured Chanel bag, which went perfectly with her turtleneck, and added furthermore glamour to her outfit. The Duchess completed her look with a pair of another coordinating accessory, heeled loafers from Tod's, which retail at £353. 

The Duchess, who is Patron of the Natural History Museum, is visiting the Angela Marmont Centre for UK Biodiversity to hear how it is championing and helping to protect UK wildlife, and looked demure at the event. Wearing her newly cut and coloured glossy brown locks down in a loose waves, Kate further accessorised her outfit with a pair of dainty Oak Leaf hoop earrings from Asprey’s Woodland Collection, and was all smiles and a happy spirit at the event.