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Fash-back: what Princess Diana wore Down Under

With the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge due to arrive in Wellington, New Zealand on Monday for an official royal tour that will take in both NZ and Australia, all eyes are eagerly awaiting a glimpse of what Kate has packed in her suitcase.

With that thought no doubt front and centre, we’re sure that the Duchess has been busy planning her wardrobe for the trip over the last few weeks, for both herself and baby George (she was spotted on a last-minute shopping spree in Baby Gap just this week). And, if her previous trips to South East Asia and Canada are anything to go by, she's set to fly the flag in style.

That said, if Kate was fretting over just what one wears Down Under (this is her ever first trip to both countries), then she could have simply looked through the royal photo archives for inspiration, as William's mother, Princes Diana, made three trips to Australia during her time as a royal - twice with Prince Charles in the Eighties, and a final time in 1996, a year before her untimely death

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Kate chose a double-breasted jacket and dress by Catherine Walker, whose designs have been favoured by the royal family and its inner circle for generations. Not only did Princess Diana wear Catherine Walker designs during her visit to New Zealand and Australia in 1983, but Kate's mother, Carole Middleton even picked one of her creations to wear for the royal wedding back in 2011.

Kate accessorised simply, as is her trademark style, with plain black pumps and a smart clutch bag.

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