The Duchess of Cambridge sported a £90 wool jumper from French brand Sézane during a visit to a nursery this morning.
The merino wool jumper, which features a lace collar, is still available to buy.
The duchess first wore the brand last year during a visit to Deepdale Hall Farm, a traditional fell sheep farm in Cumbria. She wore its Marguerite Blouse under a cashmere jumper for the visit.
Sézane was established in 2013 by Morgane Sézalory in a bid to create high quality garments inspired by Parisian fashion.
The 38-year-old Duchess paired the jumper with a statement teal coat and black skinny jeans.
The mother-of-three kept her hair in its usual bouncy blow-dry and her make-up demure for the visit.
The duchess made the outing to visit the London Early Years Foundation Stockwell Gardens Nursery and Pre-School, where she discussed her early years '5 Big Questions on the Under Fives' survey with staff. The landmark UK-wide survey aims to spark a national conversation about raising the next generation and during today's visit the duchess revealed over 100,000 have so far signed up.
It is the third outing in as many days for her, following an appearance at a Holocaust Memorial Day service in London and a visit to a children's hospital the day before.
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