Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, has consistently impressed with her impeccable sense of style throughout 2020.

From stunning gowns to casual chic outfits, she has effortlessly pulled off one show-stopping look after another.

Let’s take a closer look at some of Kate’s best outfits from the past year.

In January, Kate made her first appearance of the year in a stunning plum Catherine Walker coat.

She attended a Sunday church service with other members of the royal family, pairing her coat with a blue Fedora by Hickson Brown, Stuart Weitzman boots, and a Jaeger handbag.

During the same month, Kate wore a black and white houndstooth Zara dress while visiting a restaurant alongside Prince William.

The printed dress, originally priced at $129, was on sale for $35.99 and quickly sold out.

It featured a high collar with a bow, long sleeves, and a removable belt.

In February, Kate dazzled in a red gown and matching accessories at a reception held at Buckingham Palace.

She wore a gorgeous needle and thread gown, complemented by red heels and a clutch.

Kate showed off her fashion-forward side in January when she wore a leopard print Zara skirt and a black turtleneck underneath her camel Massimo duty coat.

During a visit to the Ely and Ka’o Children’s Centre in Cardiff, Wales, she completed the look with a pair of knee-high boots.

The Duchess looked chic and elegant in a grey and black outfit during the Holocaust Memorial Day services at Westminster Abbey.

She wore a Katharine Walker coat-dress with sheer black tights underneath, which she had previously worn in March 2019 during a joint appearance with Queen Elizabeth II.

Kate displayed her impeccable taste once again when she visited the Evelina London Children’s Hospital in a matching Dolce & Gabbana tweed skirt suit.

She paired the set with black tights, Vito Rossi pumps, and map-in and web earrings.

At the 2020 BAFTA Awards, Kate made a stunning appearance in a beautiful Alexander McQueen dress that she had previously worn in 2012.

The dress had been altered to include a layer of fabric on the sleeves, making them no longer sheer.

She accessorized the gold dress with Jimmy Choo pumps and Van Cleef jewelry.

During a Royal Tour of Ireland, Kate wore a bold Alessandra Rich dress for a meeting with the President of Ireland.

She paired the dress with Emmy London suede pumps in dark green, creating a striking ensemble.

Continuing her Royal Tour of Ireland, Kate wore a sparkly dress by the Vampire’s Wife at the Guinness Storehouse.

She completed the look with Manolo Blahnik velvet pumps, a Wilbur and Gussie Charlie clutch, and Hanhammered earrings.

In March, Middleton kept the green theme going with a Susanna Valerie dress during her Tour of Ireland.

She paired the green and white dress with a Cezanne belt, Ralph Lauren suede boots, and Daniela Draper jewelry.

Kate re-wore the red Catherine Walker coat she had first debuted on Christmas Day in 2018 for the Commonwealth Day service in March.

She paired the monochrome outfit with a Sally Ann Proven hat, Gianvito Rossi pumps, and a Prada clutch.

During a gala dinner in March, Kate looked stunning in a blue Jenny Packham gown that she had originally worn during a 2016 Tour of India.

She accessorized the dress with sparkly Jimmy Choo heels and a matching blue clutch.

In May, while clapping for healthcare workers with Prince William and their children, Middleton wore a floral dress and earrings.

She had previously worn the affordable earrings during a visit to the RHS Back to Nature garden in 2019.

As summer approached, Kate embraced the season with a floral midi dress in June.

The faithful dress, which was sold out at the time, perfectly captured the essence of summer and was paired with accessorized earrings and Russell and Bromley wedges.

In July, Kate celebrated the 72nd birthday of the National Health Service by wearing a polished blue dress with a white collar.

She completed the look with navy blue pumps and statement earrings from Patrick Mavros.

In August, Kate paid tribute to her three children by wearing a personalized necklace with their initials.

She paired the necklace with a Susanna dress, previously seen at Wimbledon in 2019, creating a stylish ensemble.

During a visit to the Shire Hall care home in August, Kate looked beautiful in a belted, floral print dress by Amelia Wickster.

The dress quickly sold out after going on sale for $1,127.50.

In September, Kate wore a rose print silk dress paired with a floral mask.

She completed the look with Ralph Lauren pumps and Miss Soma charm hoop earrings.

Kate re-wore a pair of pink pants in September, this time pairing them with a quarter-sleeve top and white sneakers.

She had previously worn these pink trousers with a matching blazer from Marks and Spencer.

During a visit to the University of Derby in October, Kate wore a Massimo duty coat with a blue cashmere sweater.

She added a personal touch by wearing a custom necklace with the initials of her three children.

Kate made a statement in a blue Alexander McQueen dress while meeting with the President and First Lady of Ukraine.

Royal fans speculated that she paired the dress with a sapphire necklace made from earrings previously given to Princess Diana as a wedding gift.

In November, Kate wore a striking black coat with a Philip Treacy hat for Remembrance Day.

She borrowed pearl earrings from Queen Elizabeth to complete the elegant ensemble.

While on a Royal train tour in December, Kate arrived in Edinburgh wearing a bright blue coat.

She had previously been photographed in this vibrant piece during a Royal tour of Scandinavia in 2018.

This time, she added a black fur collar and other accessories to complete the look.

During the same tour, Kate turned heads in a red Alexander McQueen coat and a matching tartan scarf while visiting Wales.

She paired the coat with Ralph Lauren suede boots, a Grace Han handbag, and Spell of Love hoop earrings.

For the final stop of her Royal train tour in December, Kate stunned in an emerald-colored Catherine Walker coat.

She had previously worn this elegant coat during her Royal tour of Ireland in March, pairing it with an Alessandra Rich dress and Emmy London heels.

This time, she added a black Troy London fur collar for a visit to Windsor Castle.

To attend a family event, Kate wore a navy Alessandra Rich midi dress with a ruffled collar.

She completed the look with a suede clutch and matching heels.

Kate Middleton’s fashion choices in 2020 have showcased her style evolution and impeccable taste.

From glamorous gowns to casual ensembles, she continues to inspire with her sartorial choices.

As we eagerly await her future appearances, we can be sure that Kate will continue to impress with her timeless elegance and fashion-forward approach.