The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Cumbria on Tuesday afternoon to meet and celebrate members of the rural community, as well as catch a glimpse of day-to-day life by shearing sheep at a local farm.
Kate was dressed appropriately for the rainy summer weather in the Lake District, stepping out in Keswick wrapped up in a olive military jacket with statement honey gold buttons and flattering drawstring waist by London-based brand Troy.
The £275 jacket is described on the label's website as, "the ultimate throw-on summer jacket." Kate paired the jacket with black skinny jeans and chic layers, including a frilly white shirt peeking out from under a khaki jumper.
The 37-year-old also wore a trendy pair of lace-up ankle boots by Chloe, which Kate was last seen wearing in March during a visit to the Scouts' headquarters in London.
Keeping a relaxed appearance, Kate fashioned her hair into a loose ponytail - a sensible option given this week's UK weather forecast.
