Packing for a long trip overseas is never easy - especially if you need both casual clothes as well as fancy evening wear.
So imagine how much planning has to go into packing the clothes the Duchess of Cambridge takes on overseas royal tours?
Usually, the tours are made up of a wide range of events from meeting and greeting local people to taking part in activities.
And that's not forgetting the glittering dresses and gowns Kate might need if she's scheduled to attend a glamorous engagement.
But rather than stuff all that she needs into suitcases and hope for the best - it seems Kate has a special trick she uses to ensure her clothes get to her destination without being creased or crumpled.
Describing what it's like to travel as a royal, royal correspondent Emily Andrews told the Channel 5 documentary 'Secrets of the Royal Flight' she has "been on a plane where Kate's dresses had their own seat to make sure they were kept flat."
She added: "They are not going to be shoved in the hold just to be squashed by everyone else's."
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So far during her current Caribbean tour with husband Prince William, Kate has worn a range of eye-catching outfits.
When she arrived in Belize on Saturday, she wore a stunning Jenny Packham dress in royal blue - thought to be a nod to the country's flag.
On Sunday, during a trip to a chocolate producer and cultural centre, Kate wore a gorgeous new blue floral dress by designer Tory Burch, along with new earrings by Sezane Paris and wedge sandals by Stuart Weitzman. She carried a recycled straw fan clutch bag by Anya Hindmarch she used on a tour of Canada in 2011.
While yesterday, during an evening reception with the governor-general of Belize, she opted for a vibrant pink full-length dress from British label Vampire's Wife, which she paired with a traditional Maya embroidered handbag..
Today, she and William will jet off to Jamaica, which celebrates the 60th anniversary of its independence later this year.
William and Kate will watch the Jamaica Defence Force in action and will watch the Jamaica Defence Force in action.
Kate will also visit a teaching college to learn about Jamaica’s work on early years development of children, a subject close to her heart and a keystone of her campaigning work in recent years.
In The Bahamas on Friday, the couple will go head to head during the Platinum Jubilee Sailing Regatta.
They will also visit a coral farm that focuses on reef restoration. The farm was awarded £1million last year as one of five winners of the Duke’s inaugural Earthshot Prize.
