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We’re seeing a trend here… Arriving in Quebec City today on the HMCS Montreal, Kate was wearing a second dress by London-based Canuck designer, Erdem! The royal blue dress with lace applique at the top looked quite like the one she donned on Thursday. Only difference? Being that today’s dress is from the Pre-Fall collection, you can get the dress right now at The Room at the Bay! We’d suggest getting there fast though, the stunner is sure to sell out soon.

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For today’s tree planting ceremony in Rideau Hall in Ottawa, Kate donned a beautiful grey Catherine Walker dress with an oversized collar that extended into a deep V at her back. So fitting for the romantically themed ceremony that celebrated the couple’s union as well as those of others married on the same day (some as long as 50 years ago!) Kate and Wills shoveled some dirt with the fanciest spade we’ve ever seen and even received marriage advice from some of the elderly couples!

We’re loving this collared look so much that we’ve gone shopping for dresses just like the one Kate wore. Shop our picks now! »

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We called it again! Well, almost. Last night, Kate donned a beautiful purple Issa dress that looks just like this Arthur Mendonça one we had suggested! (As far as the waist that is.) She is still sporting the diamond maple leaf brooch that she’s borrowing from the Queen and accenting with diamond and pearl drop earrings and with hair pulled back into a low braided bun. To be sure, the dress looks fab on her, but a second Issa dress in two days? We were hoping she’d continue on the Canadian designer train! What do YOU think? Vote after the jump.

Swoon! Kate hit all the Canada Day marks with her outfit today: the white Reiss dress she wore in her official engagement portrait, a diamond maple leaf brooch (on loan from the Queen, no less) and get this… a red maple leaf fascinator! Brilliant! We would give you all sorts of tips and tricks on how to get her look but the dress has long been snapped up and really, can you replicate a hat like that?

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While at a barbeque celebrating young Canadians last night in Ottawa, Kate turned to her favourite label, Issa, for her third dress of the day: a casual black wrap dress with what looks like polka dots but is actually tiny little birds! A hint of Miu Miu Spring 2010, don’t you think? Simple low espadrille slingback wedges were a must for a long night of greeting over a hundred people.

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We guessed it! We guessed it! Kate chose Erdem for her official Canadian debut, so that makes us 1/1 so far in our royal predictions. Kate chose this navy and white lace knee-length dress from the designer’s Resort 2012 collection, and though you won’t be able to purchase the stunner quite yet, we have official word from creative director Nicholas Mellamphy himself that the dress will be included in The Room at the Bay’s Resort selection (estimated arrival is TBD, but late Fall is to be expected). Ladies, place those orders now!

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge haven’t even reached our shores yet and Kate has already nailed the Canuck fashion connection. Spotted at Heathrow boarding a plane to Ottawa earlier today, the Duchess donned her signature colour in a knee-length dress by Roland Mouret and a blazer by Toronto’s own design duo Smythe. Hoping to get your hands on the same thing? Get thee to Holt Renfrew, fast! The blazer is available at locations nationwide, but word on the street is that they’re selling out fast. Is it too early for lunch? ($550, holtrenfrew.com)

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They’re here! They’re here! Well… almost. The royal couple will be in the land we call home in t-minus four hours, and we can barely contain our excitement to see what Kate’s wearing when she steps of the plane. Will she fly our flag or hers? We’re dying to find out. To help you kill the next few hours of anticipation, we’ve compiled a detailed list of Brit and Canadian designers we think Kate should wear at the occasions she’s slotted into her schedule over the next eight days. If we’re right, we’ll be treating you all to crumpets.

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