Kate Middleton’s winning style is the most influential of all royal women

Kate Middleton recently broke a Royal style rule during a public appearance as a symbol that she is ready for her next step in the Royal Family. During an appearance to London's Imperial War Museum in November The Duchess of Cambridge removed her coat which left her sporting a brilliant Alexander McQueen blouse.

Kate Middleton is one of the most popular members of the royal family, and new studies show that her smile is just as popular as the Duchess herself. Kate, 39, can regularly be seen sporting a huge smile, and it looks like her pearly whites have proven to be a hit amongst royal fans.

Christmas is a big occasion for any family, none less the Royals, but an expert on the Royal Family has now explained how Kate Middleton "puts duty before self" for the festive season.The 39 year old will be spending Christmas as Sandringham with her husband Prince William, also 39, children Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, six, and Prince Louis, three, as they rally around The Queen on her first Christmas without her late husband Prince Philip.

Meghan Markle has been branded the world’s ‘most influential Royal' - trumping the Queen. Analysis of online mentions of the major Royal family members saw Meghan the subject of a staggering 7.4 million Google searches in the average month.

Thanks to Lady Gaga's new film House Of Gucci the 70s vibe couldn't be more in right now. And Kate Middleton pulled the look off perfectly on Thursday in a playful paisley blouse and fun ponytail as she visited The Victoria & Albert Museum in London.The Duchess of Cambridge was there to tour the soon to open Fabergé in London: Romance to Revolution exhibition, which features a number of items from the Royal collection - owned by the Queen.

Looks like the BBC is getting coal this Christmas. On Tuesday, Kensington Palace confirmed that Kate Middleton will host a holiday carol concert at Westminster Abbey to honor the heroes of the pandemic.

It was the ultimate way to remember his mother, when Prince William asked Kate Middleton to marry him with Princess Diana’s engagement ring. But while The Duchess Of Cambridge now wears the sapphire design daily, she made hidden changes to the original.

Kate Middleton used to drive to and from the University of St Andrews in 2005 - where she famously met and fell in love with the father of her children and other half Prince William.

Queen, you’d probably be wondering what you should wear to meet the dress code. The Royal Family ’s official YouTube channel shared a video speaking to Lucy Hume, Head of Content at Debrett’s, who had all the answers about the strict dress code when meeting a royal.

Last night Kate Middleton stepped out in a gorgeous green floor length sequin gown, and it has clearly sent us all into a frenzy.The Duchess of Cambridge looked sensational as she attended the Royal Variety Show alongside husband Prince William, opting for a deep green embellished frock by British designer Jenny Packham.

Kate Middleton is shining on the red carpet for her latest appearance!

Prince William and Kate Middleton arrived on the red carpet for the annual Royal Variety Performance on Thursday night.The couple, who were attending the event for the fourth time, dressed to impress with the Duchess of Cambridge, 39, wearing a stunning recycled green gown by Jenny Packham for the occasion. While the Duke of Cambridge wore a velvet blue tuxedo complete with a black bowtie as they made a glamorous arrival to the star-studded annual event.

Prince William and Kate Middleton smiled for the cameras as they arrived on the red carpet for the annual Royal Variety Performance.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have reportedly been searching for a social media whizz - but what are they like as bosses? “I’ve seen a lot of staff come and go in my years covering the Royal Family and William is known to be a great boss,” says commentator Duncan Larcombe, author of Prince Harry: The Inside Story. “He makes sure his staff are seen as much as possible as colleagues rather than employees.