Carole and Catherine Middleton both love broderie anglaise dresses and have been snapped wearing them many times over the years.
- The Princess of Wales and her mother Carole Middleton are both stylish women with expansive wardrobes.
- The Princess and her mother share the same summer style when it comes to broderie anglaise dresses.
- In other royal news, Queen Camilla nails the wide-leg trend in incredible bold blue jumpsuit that exudes elegance
Finding the best summer dresses that last season after season can be tricky, but Catherine and Carole Middleton have a similar eye for the perfect dress that can be worn year after year. The mother and daughter duo have been snapped wearing similar broderie anglaise dresses over the years with bold patterns and primary colors.
In July 2017, Carole and Michael Middleton attended day nine of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships and dressed to impress on this warm day in London. Carole Middleton's blue and white printed dress was from Rumour London. While this style is sadly out of stock there are a number of designs by the brand that are just like Carole's and feature the same broderie anglaise style.
This dress was very similar to Princess Catherine's dress from her royal tour in 2016. During the Prince and Princess of Wales's royal tour of Canada, the pair arrived by seaplane to Vancouver, British Columbia. For this engagement, the Princess wore a white and red broderie anglaise dress which looked strikingly similar to her mother's blue dress.
The Princess' dress was a rather more expensive version of this look as she wore a custom Alexander McQueen design based on the brand's 2017 Resort Collection. The dress features a studded mandarin collar, button-front bodice, and tiered skirt with scalloped trim - much like her mother's look.
If you want to learn how to dress like Kate Middleton, finding these sorts of summer staples for your wardrobe is an absolute must. This style of dress is the perfect occasion look for day events in the summer and will be wearable again and again every season.