Be the Queen of the High Street... Britain’s newest royal loves High Street fashion, so what should Kate (and you) try next?

She has multi-millionaire parents and is now a member of royalty but the Duchess of Cambridge still can't get enough of the High Street.
Forgoing the designer labels that she could no doubt afford thanks to her moneyed background, Kate proves that she remains a decent, down-to-earth girl with an eye for a bargain.
Here we predict her future high street purchases...

Left: Polka dot dress, £45, marksandspencer. com. Clutch bag, £19.99, hm.com. Carvela shoes, £70, kurtgeiger.com.

Right: Red dress, £89.90, Massimo Dutti, 020 7361 1840. Belt, £49, reiss online.com. Sam Edelman platform shoes, £140, my-wardrobe.com.

Kate's recent wares have caused hysteria around the globe as consumers have trawled the high street to get her regal look.

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But her fashion influence became clear as far back as 2007 when a dress she wore for her 25th birthday (a £40 Topshop tunic) sold out within 24 hours.

Left: Polka dot dress, £49.99, zara.com. Black court shoes, £24.99, newlook.co.uk.

Right: Navy and cream dress, £235, whistles.co.uk. Bronze belt, £9.99, zara.com. Grey court shoes, £60, topshop.com

Left: Dress, £399, jaeger.co.uk. Clutch, £28, aldoshoes.com. Nude courts, £180, lkbennett.com.