The Duchess of Cambridge attended a church service at Sandringham wearing a sold-out coat from London-based brand Roksanda.
The coat, which has a cosy funnel neck and a streamlined silhouette, is from the brand's autumn/winter 2016 collection and is no longer available to buy, but originally retailed for £2,600.
Roksanda was founded by Serbian fashion designer Roksanda Ilinčić in 2014.
The Duchess complimented the pretty coat with her trusty pair of suede Stuart Weitzman "Zipkin" boots, which she wore throughout her three pregnancies, and are similarly no longer available to buy.
The Duchess also donned a quirky blue feather fedora hat, which was from UK-based brand, Hicks & Brown.
The "Suffolk" fedora hat which the Duchess sported was adorned with a pheasant feather wrap and retailed for £95, but is now sold out.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made the appearance as they attended a church service at Sandringham, alongside a group of their close friends.
It comes ahead of the Duchess's 38th birthday on Thursday, which the couple are reportedly celebrating at their home at Anmer Hall in Norfolk.
