Photographic Evidence Kate Middleton Has Stepped Up Her Maternity Style Game

Who says black and brown can't go together? Kate Middleton proved that the two colors actually make a chic duo by pairing her black Catherine Walker coat with a brown Lock & Co hat. Beige Gianvito Rossi pumps finished off her Easter look.

The duchess looked beautiful in a floral Hobbs blouse, Goat coat, black jeans, and matching pumps, perhaps taking a few style cues from her future sister-in-law, Meghan Markle.

The biggest color trend of the season looked absolutely stunning on the pregnant royal. That Catherine Walker coat is definitely a must-have, and it looks elegant paired with that sophisticated hat for St. Patrick's Day.

Middleton looked radiant in a printed lace dress with a flouty hem, paired with cutout pumps.

The duchess wore a dark green Jenny Packham gown with a black sash to the 2018 BAFTAs.

Middleton re-wore a blue Seraphine dress with a lace top and A-line skirt ($255; seraphine.com). She paired the maternity dress with black suede pumps.

Middleton rocked Sorel boots ($130; net-a-porter.com) with a Eugenia Kim beanie ($285; bloomingdales.com), and Burberry coat ($3,495; net-a-porter.com) during a game of hockey with Prince William.

During a somber memorial for the victims of the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the Duchess of Cambridge tested out one of the biggest trends: wearing one color head to toe. She chose a navy Carolina Herrera coat and paired it with matching gloves, hat, clutch, shoes, and earrings.

Just because it's cold outside, doesn't mean you can't shine bright. Middleton showed us how it's done wearing a hot pink Mulberry coat with all black accents—like her cozy tights, soft gloves, small clutch, and comfortable pumps.

The mom-to-be stayed true to her timeless style, wearing a classic houndstooth coat paired with black stockings, pumps, and clutch.

Middleton stepped out on a cool London morning wearing an elegant Kate Spade dress that hadn't even dropped in stores yet. The long-sleeve design is perfect for keeping arms warm and the burgundy lines add a subtle pop of color that matches her Gianvito Rossi pumps.

Middleton is a huge fan of Jenny Packham, and we can see why. The elegant designs always look amazing on the Duchess of Cambridge, especially this sparkly light blue creation.

The Duchess of Cambridge showed off her glow in a lovely bright pink coat and black pumps as she toured the Stephen Lawrence Centre in London for her final public appearance before baby No. 2.

For a visit to the Brookhill Children’s Centre in London, the Duchess of Cambridge wore a $63 polka-dot ASOS maternity skater dress paired with black court heels and a clutch.

On St. Patrick's Day, the duchess adorned her brown Catherine Walker coat with an oversize sprig of shamrocks. She completed her look with a Lock & Company hat, suede pumps, chic gloves, and a matching clutch.

For a commemoration service at St Paul's Cathedral in London, Middleton chose a fluted coat by Beulah London that she paired with all-navy accessories.

Middleton stopped by the Downton Abbey set at Ealing Studios in West London while wearing a cream Jojo Maman Bebe coat and black pumps. 

Duchess Kate looked stunning for an appearance at a gallery on England’s South Coast in a Dalmatian-print coat by Hobbs, which she first wore while pregnant with Prince George.

Middleton recycled her Alexander McQueen pale pink coat, pairing it with a coordinating fascinator, clutch, and pumps, to celebrate Commonwealth Day at Westminster Abbey in London. 

The Duchess of Cambridge stepped out in London for The Goring Hotel's 105th anniversary celebration wearing a vibrant Erdem floral frock and navy accessories.

During a visit to Cape Hill Children's Centre in Smethwick, England, Middleton opted for a crisp cornflower blue wool coat.

Once inside Cape Hill Children's Centre, the Duchess removed her coat to reveal a floral print maternity dress by Seraphine that highlighted her growing bump.

Middleton wore a crisp Gilles coat by Max Mara for a sailing event in Portsmouth, U.K.

For a trip to the Kensington Aldridge Academy, the Duchess donned a soft blue cashmere blend wool coat over a draped floral maternity frock both by Seraphine.

For an outing in London, Kate highlighted her pregnant figure in a chocolate brown Hobbs silk jacquard shirt dress that featured an embossed animal print and belted bow tied around her waist. The Duchess of Cambridge completed her look with tights, simple suede pumps, and a box clutch.

The Duchess of Cambridge arrived at Barlby Primary School in a navy Madderson London shift dress featuring pink, cream, and navy tweed hems and matching pockets.

The Duchess of Cambridge attended Christmas Day Service at St. Mary Magdalene Church at Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, England, with Prince William and donned a tweed calf-length coat, dark tights, and a hat and pumps in matching brown.

So nice that she wore it not twice, but thrice! the Duchess of Cambridge chose an off-the-shoulder ink blue silk tulle frock with a black velvet belt by British designer Jenny Packham to attend the St. Andrews 600th Anniversary Dinner at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Kate first wore the gown back in 2013, and she later resurfaced it for her first public appearance of 2014.

At the Creativity is GREAT event in NYC, the Duchess removed her bright pink Mulberry coat to reveal an elegant turtleneck dress by Seraphine that she paired with her signature suede Stuart Weitzman pumps and box clutch.

For a trip to New York's September 11 Memorial, the Duchess donned a bright pink Mulberry coat accented with chic black accessories.

Middleton opted for a casual-chic ensemble to attend a Brooklyn Nets basketball game where she met Beyoncé and Jay Z. The Duchess sported a tweed Tory Burch coat, skinny black jeans, and black pumps.

Middleton made her way into the Northside Center for Child Development in the Big Apple dressed in head-to-toe black, including a fashionable wool swing coat by Goat that featured contrast nude trim and gold buttons.

The Duchess debuted her second New York City outfit, a stunning black lace cocktail dress with sheer sleeves that she paired with black pumps and a black clutch.

In December 2014, the Duke and Duchess landed in New York for their highly anticipated first trip to the Big Apple. Kate glowed as they arrived at the Carlyle Hotel in an eggplant-colored Seraphine maternity coat paired with black tights, booties, gloves, and a clutch.

For a charity event in Norwich, England, the Duchess opted for a tomato red frock by Katherine Hooker, black accessories, and a voluminous ponytail.

The Duchess of Cambridge showed off a hint of a baby bump in a black Hobbs peplum top and blue silk Jenny Packham skirt at the Place2Be Wellbeing in Schools Awards in London.

Not showing the slightest hint of her new pregnancy, the Duchess of Cambridge wore a stunning black lace Diane von Furstenberg gown paired with a beaded black clutch, jewel-encrusted earrings, and a chic chignon for the Royal Variety Performance at the London Palladium.

MIddleton attended a SportsAid workshop dressed in a sharp fit and flare Goat frock, black Stuart Weitzman knee-high boots (worn over tights), and a matching clutch.

For the Remembrance Sunday Service in London, the princess paired her Alexnder McQueen flared wool coatdress with a matching Jane Corbett hat, delicate jewels, and a festive poppy pin.

On a visit to Pembroke Refinery in Wales, the princess wore a double-breasted wool coat by English designer Matthew Williamson.

The Duchess of Cambridge attended the Action on Addiction Autumn Gala in London in a black Temperley London frock accessorized with black pumps, a black sequined clutch, simple drop earrings, and her signature blowout.

Duchess Kate looked gorgeous at her second appearance since announcing she's expecting. Middleton wore a sexy ice blue Jenny Packham gown that featured three-quarter length sleeves, a ruched bodice, and a thigh-high slit. She accessorized with cream ankle strap heels and a cream clutch.

The Duchess accessorized her gray Alexander McQueen coatdress with a Jane Taylor hat, a black Jenny PackhamPackham clutch, and black pumps for her first official engagement (welcoming President of Singapore Tony Tan Keng Yam and his wife, Mary, to London) since announcing her second pregnancy.

While at an event in London in April, Middleton put a peach coat by Tara Jarmon over a nude dress made by her personal dressmaker.

Could Middleton's pale blue Emilia Wickstead dress be sign that a royal prince is on the way? Only the Duke and Duchess know for sure!

Thanks to her svelte shape, Middleton was able to make this fitted shift by Erdem work as a maternity dress.

The Duchess' bump finally debuts in this mint green Mulberry coat for a parade in London in April.

The princess turned heads in the U.K. in this red coat by Armani.

Middleton fittingly wore this topper by Moloh while on a trip to Scotland in April.

The pregnant princess looked casual yet put together on a chilly March day in this Barbour coat and Le Chameau rainboots.

During a March event with husband Prince William in Saunderton, Buckinghamshire, Middleton opted for the slimming effect of all all-black Topshop dress.

The princess later topped the dress with this white Goat coat.

Looking anything but blue while pregnant, Middleton donned this navy number from Malene Birger for a visit to the Baker Street tube station to mark the 150th anniversary of the London Underground.

The princess put on this chocolate-brown belted Hobbs coat for a visit to Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain in March 2013. She wore the same coat on Valentine's Day the year before.

In March, Middleton handed out shamrocks to the Irish Guards in the same emerald Emilia Wickstead coat she wore to the 2012 ceremony.

In February 2013, Middleton waved to fans in London in a black-and-white Max Mara Studio wrap dress.

In her first public appearance since her hospital stay, Middleton had on-lookers wondering, "Where is the royal bump?" in this forest green Alexander McQueen gown she wore to the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Awards in London in December 2012.

Middleton, who had to announce her pregnancy early due to a hospitalization for extreme morning sickness, wowed the crowd-who didn't yet know she was expecting-in an emerald Mulberry dress while at an event at London's Natural History Museum in November 2012.