The Duchess of Cambridge looked resplendent as she continued the royal tour of New Zealand on Sunday attending a morning service at the Cathedral Church of St Pauls in Dunedin in a turquoise Emilia Wickstead coat.
Crowds had turned out to welcome the Duke and Duchess as royal fever continues to sweep the country. On arrival Kate and William were given a traditional Maori welcome from the Ngai Tahu tribe, with elders conducting the Powhiri ceremony.
The Duchess teamed her look with a Jane Taylor hat and diamond fern brooch which is on loan from the queen's own collection. And from the tight fit of the dress it's clear the slender Duchess is far from pregnant. Prince William had sparked speculation another baby could be on the way after he was given a baby blanket for Prince George on Saturday and joked he would "need another one soon".
Kate stuns in Emilia Wickstead (SplashNews)
Thousands had turned out to welcome the royals and one well-wisher Jane Falconer, 67, gushed about her brief chat with the Duchess: "I gave her a posy of flowers from our garden. She said they have a beautiful smell. "I told her 'You are absolutely stunning' and she kept saying 'No, no.' "She was very modest."
The Duchess meets well wishers in Dunedin, thousands had come out to see the royal couple on their tour of New Zealand (SplashNews)
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