Kate Middleton's garden style at the Chelsea Flower Show – in pictures

From floral gowns to gardening-friendly jeans, here we round up Duchess of Cambridge's most recent looks

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a Alexander McQueen coat dress with a Juliette Botterill hat, Loeffler Randall clutch, Gianvito Rossi suede pumps and pearl drop earrings that belonged to Princess Diana of Wales for the Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace in London on May 21. AP

The Duchess of Cambridge wears an Erdem Sheba floral silk and cotton gown with Cassandra Goad Cavolfiore studded pearl earrings and Castener Carina style espadrille for a royal visit to the Chelsea Flower Show in London, on May 20. Reuters

The Duchess of Cambridge wears linen culottes by Massimo Dutti, a Mabel Shirt by MiH Jeans, Superga Cotu pumps and Monica Vinader Siren earrings to unveil her 2019 RHS Chelsea Flower Show garden on May 20. Getty Images

The Duchess of Cambridge wears an & Other Stories dress in photos released from her RHS Chelsea Flower Show garden on May 19. Matt Porteous / Kensington Palace / AP

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a Jaeger linen shirt, Berghaus boots, a Mulberry belt and jeans in a photo taken in the Back To Nature garden she co-designed for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, in London. Kensington Palace / AP

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a pleated polka-dot silk crepe de chine midi dress by Alessandra Rich, with Emmy London Rebecca pumps, a Smythson Panama Clutch, an antique broach which belonged to her grandmother and Kiki McDonough earrings to visit the D-Day exhibition at Bletchley Park on May 14. Getty Images

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a navy wax parka by Troy London over a Barbour Longshore Quilted Padded Jacket over a black polo neck and jeans, with Penelope Chilvers boots on a visit to Newborough Beach, North Wales on May 8. Getty Images

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a Philosophy by Lorenzo Serafini blazer over a black polo neck and black jeans, Aquatalia Rhumba platform boots and an Aspinal Midi Mayfair bag with Kiki McDonough visiting Halen Mon Anglesey Sea Salt in North Wales on May 8. Getty Images

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a Breton stripe top, with LK Bennett Parker trousers, Emmy London block heels and a red Emmy London clutch as she arrives to launch the King's Cup Regatta at the Cutty Sark in London on May 7. Reuters

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a green Emilia Wickstead dress with a a Mulberry Amberley clutch bag, Gianvito Rossi Praline 85 Pumps and Kiki McDonough jewellery to open the Anna Freud Centre on May 1. EPA

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a teal Catherine Walker coatdress, a Rosie Olivia Millinery hat, Emmy London Rebecca pumps, an Emmy clutch and a Kiki McDonough necklace for the ANZAC Day Service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey on April 25, 2019 in London. Getty Images

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a light blue tailored coat by Alexander McQueen, with a Jane Taylor hat, Emmy London's Rebecca heels in Cinder, an Emmy London clutch, the Robinson Pelham she wore for her 2011 wedding to Prince William, and a gold and pearl acorn and oak leaf brooch for the Easter Sunday service at St George's Chapel on April 21. Getty Images

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a grey, belted Catherine Walker dress, with a Mulberry Bayswater clutch, Gianvito Rossi Piper 85 suede pumps, Kiki McDonough earrings and a John Lock hat, which she has worn on a number of occasions in the past, as she arrives at a visit to Kings College in London with Queen Elizabeth II on March 19. EPA

For the joint visit, Queen Elizabeth II wears a Stewart Parvin Old Rose cashmere coat, a Rachel Trevor-Morgan hat and Cornelia James gloves. Reuters

To honour Irish Guards on St Patrick's Day, March 17, the Duchess of Cambridge wears a green coat by Alexander McQueen, with a colour-matched pillbox hat and Gianvito Rossi pumps. The look is finished with a Cartier shamrock brooch. Getty Images

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a black floral Alexander McQueen gown for the 2019 Portrait Gala at the National Portrait Gallery in London on March 12. She previously wore the gown to the 2017 BAFTA awards, but gave the off the shoulder style an update for its latest outing. AP

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a purple Gucci blouse and Jigsaw wide-leg trousers, topped off with a lilac Aspinal of London bag to visit the Henry Fawcett Children's Centre in Kennington, London, on Tuesday March 12. AP

The Duchess of Cambridge wears buttoned red coat by Catherine Walker for the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey on March 11, topped off with a suede clutch and pumps by Emmy London. The Duchess previously wore the look to New Zealand. Reuters

Wrapped up for a chilly public visit to Blackpool on March 6, Kate wears a moss Sportmax coat with a forest-green, top-handle bag from Turkish label Manu Atelier. EPA

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a light blue dress, designed for the royal by a private dressmaker, according to Kensington Palace, for a reception marking the 50th anniversary of the investiture of the Prince of Wales at Buckingham Palace on March 5. The bespoke dress was worn with off-white Emmy London heels and an Alexander McQueen clutch. Getty Images

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a powder blue Mulberry coat for her second day in Northern Ireland. The coat was worn with Rupert Sanderson Malory pumps, a Jimmy Choo clutch and diamond and sapphire earrings. Reuters

Underneath the Mulberry coat, the Duchess of Cambridge wears a Jenny Packham dress. Reuters

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a metallic light green Missoni midi dress, with Gianvito Rossi 105 Pumps and Kiki McDonough Green Amethyst Diamond Earrings. EPA

To play football at a visit to the Irish Football Association at Windsor Park Stadium in Belfast, the duchess wears a quilted Barbour jacket, black jeans and blue New Balance trainers. EPA

Underneath the Barbour jacket is a white Ralph Lauren cricket jumper. Getty Images

Arriving in Northern Ireland for an unannounced visit with Prince William, the Duchess of Cambridge wears a red Carolina Herrera coat, black jeans and LK Bennett Marissa booties. EPA

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a rose-pink Gucci gown as she arrives at a gala dinner in aid of Mentally Healthy Schools at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London on February 13. The romantic, floating dress is accessorised with Oscar de la Renta pumps, a Prada clutch and Kiki McDonough earrings. AP

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a black, white and blue Dolce & Gabbana boucle tweed suit, as she arrives at a Mental Health In Education conference in London on February 13. The suit is accessorised with Tod's suede pumps, a Mulberry suede Bayswater clutch and Kiki McDonough earrings. Reuters

For the 2019 Baftas, the Duchess of Cambridge wears a white one-shouldered crinkled silk chiffon Alexander McQueen gown on February 10, accessorised with pearl and diamond earrings from Princess Diana's collection and a diamond bracelet, borrowed from Queen Elizabeth II. She also wore Jimmy Choo pumps and a bespoke Alexander McQueen clutch. EPA

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a green dress by Eponine London as she arrives at Lavender Primary School in support of Place2Be Children's Mental Health Week 2019 on February 5. The look is completed with black tights, LK Bennett boots, a Mulberry Bayswater clutch and Kiki McDonough earrings. Reuters

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a McQ Black Watch tartan coat as she arrives at the opening of the V&A Dundee Design Museum, in Scotland on January 29. The coatdress is accessorised with a green Pickett London scarf, a Manu Atelier bag, Tod pumps and Cornelia James gloves. EPA

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a Beulah London dress as she arrives at the Family Action charity HQ in London on January 22. The dress is teamed with Gianvito Rossi pumps, a LK Bennett Dora clutch and Kiki McDonough earrings. Wireimage

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a pink Oscar de la Renta suit for a visit to the Royal Opera House in London on January 16. The suit is paired with Rupert Sanderson pumps, an Aspinal Midi Mayfair bag and Asprey Oak Leaf earrings. Getty Images

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a Dubarry tweed jacket, with a J Crew turtleneck, Zara trousers, See by Chloe boots and Kiki McDonough earrings as she visits King Henry's Walk Garden in London, England on January 15. Wireimage

The Duchess of Cambridge wears a blue Catherine Walker coat, an LK Bennett dress, Jane Taylor headband, Jimmy Choo clutch and Kiki McDonough hoops, as she arrives at church in Sandringham with fellow royals on January 6. Getty Images

Designing a RHS Chelsea Flower Show garden is, it seems, busy work. The Duchess of Cambridge has been out and about showing the garden off to family members, as well as members of the press, at the popular annual show no less than four times this week.

At the London show, the mother-of-three has worn everything from an Erdem gown to high street dresses and relaxed jeans.

Click through the gallery above to see full details of all of the Duchess of Cambridge's most recent looks. 

The annual Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace also took place this week. For the occasion the duchess wore a new Alexander McQueen coat dress, with a pair of pearl earrings previously owned by Prince William's late mother, Princess Diana.

Earlier in the week, Kate stepped out in a chic navy and white polka dot dress, the same dress she wore in Prince Charles' 70th birthday portraits in November 2018.

A popular look, the Alexandra Rich dress has also been worn on Sarah Jessica Parker, Ivanka Trump and Daisy Ridley in the past. Suits star Abigail Spencer also wore it to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's May 2018 wedding.

She is known as a style icon the world over, and the Duchess of Cambridge's sartorial spree has shown no signs of slowing down in 2019, interestingly since stylist and former Vogue staffer Virginia Chadwyck-Healey joined her team in December.

One of the Duchess' most popular looks of the year so far, which has been credited to Chadwyck-Healey is the Gucci blouse and Jigsaw wide-leg trousers look she wore to visit a children's centre in March.

Chadwyck-Healey, her ex-boss, former British Vogue editor-in-chief Alexandra Shulman wrote in a Daily Mail column: "At Vogue, Ginnie was retail editor, a role that involved hosting reader events and industry trend talks. Her skill was in translating fashion information for real people rather than edgy fashion shoots.

"You can see how all of this would be invaluable to the Duchess, whose every hiking boot and clutch bag is analysed and scrutinised. While Catherine has a very distinct sense of her own style, she is not interested in spending hours poring over fashion pages and reading designer profiles."

Her more relaxed looks seem to have stood out this year, another popular outfit was from her Back to Nature Garden nature visit in England at the beginning of February:

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