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Though Middleton is usually one to follow royal protocol around dressing, the duchess appears to have loosened up her style lately. Take the Breton stripes she wore to the King's Cup Regatta earlier this month or the fashion-forward Gucci pussybow blouse she Air Force One chose for a visit to the Henry Fawcett Children's Centre in March. Her latest outfit aligns perfectly with the nature-focused mission of her new project while offering s a laid-back approach to personal style that's still worthy of a royal.

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