PUBLISHED: 21:10, Thu, Jun 27, 2019 | UPDATED: 21:30, Thu, Jun 27, 2019
Kate, Duchess of Cambridge has long been admired for her fashion sense and her ability to adapt her style to the varying events she has to attend as a representative of the Royal Family. The Duchess has been spotted on several occasions donning outfits reminiscent of those Princess Diana wore while married to Prince Charles. Royal expert Michelle Tauber suggested Kate made the "deliberate choice" to honour her late mother-in-law throughout her demanding career as a royal.
The People's senior editor said: "When Kate welcomed her first-born Prince George, we saw her leave the hospital in a Jenny Packham dress, which was blue with white polka dots, which was actually a very similar echo of Princess Diana’s dress when she left the hospital with Prince William.
"In 2018, when Kate welcomed her third child, Prince Louis, she left the hospital in a very familiar look – a red dress with a Peter Pan collar.
"It seems to be a very deliberate choice by Kate to honour Diana in these subtle yet striking nods to her own fashion."
The Duchess of Cambridge indeed began to pay tribute to the Princess of Wales shortly after she and Prince William announced their engagement in 2011, according to expert Erin Hill.
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Kate has often paid "special" tribute to Diana with her outfits (Image: GETTY)
Kate sported a polka dot dress when she welcomed baby George as Diana had with William (Image: GETTY)
Ms Hill said: "One of the special things that Kate has always done is make sure she includes these nods to Princess Diana’s memorable fashion moments.
"From her blue engagement dress, to every time she stepped out after giving birth."
Clothing and style seem to be one thing Kate and Diana are known for as both royals
