While the Duchess of
Cambridge’s polished style always impresses, we love it when she and her
husband Prince William go the extra step to coordinate.
Whether the couple are dressed
alike in similar colours, a twin from head to toe, or match each other’s
stances, they always complement one another.
From the early days of their
relationship to now, we take a look at the royal couple’s best matching
moments.
University
Graduation
Old school matching! Prince
William and Miss Middleton looked alike, and so in love, on the day of
their graduation from St. Andrew’s University in June 2005. Keeping with
university tradition, the pair opted for white shirts and black trousers in
what became their first twinning photo released to the public.
Canada
Tour as Newlyweds
Shortly after their royal
wedding in April 2011, William and Kate went on tour to Canada and the US. The
royals were made honorary members of the Canadian Rangers during an outing to
Blatchford Lake, Northwest Territories and gifted bright red matching hoodies.
William helped adjust his wife’s jumper, which was personalised with her new
title, the Duchess of Cambridge.
In this photo, back in 2011,
the Duke and Duchess could have passed as locals at a rodeo demonstration in
Calgary, Canada. The newlyweds showed their fun side, twinning in shirts, jeans
and of course, the obligatory white cowboy hats.
Canada
Tour in 2016
While on a tour of Canada in
2016, William and Kate visited Haida Gwaii, also known as the Queen Charlotte
islands. The couple arrived by canoe and spent the day with First Nations
leaders, before heading to the Haida Heritage Centre and museum where they
watched a traditional welcome ceremony. The couple didn’t leave empty-handed –
they were presented with matching Raven’s Tail scarves.
Scotland
Tour
During their whirlwind tour of
Scotland in 2021, William and Kate coordinated for a day out at sea. The
Duchess looked sporty in her Seeland Woodcock Advanced Jacket, blue jeans and
brown ankle boots.
The pair bent down to chat to
local children, showing just how in sync they were in their movements.
Dublin
Visit
During a visit to Savannah
House, a residential facility run by charity Extern in County Meath, north
of Dublin, in 2020, William and Kate once again mirrored each other’s stance
perfectly as they chatted to young people.
Commonwealth
Games
We love how the Duke and
Duchess inadvertently mirrored each other’s reactions as they watched Wales vs Scotland hockey match at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
