Ever since her sublimely stunning wedding dress, Kate Middleton’s name has been associated with Alexander McQueen. The Duchess of Cambridge wears the house frequently (including for both of her little ones’ christenings), but one silhouette stands out from the pack: the always classy, perfectly tailored coatdress. With a neat tailored look that adds instant formality, it’s today’s version of a skirt suit for modern royals—and a new princess just added it to her closet! MORE: Kate Middleton Just Wore Princess Diana’s Favorite Crown Norway’s Princess Mette-Marit seemed to take a lot of inspiration from Kate, wearing a crisp white Alexander McQueen dress that could have been plucked straight from the closets at apartment 1A. It fits her like a dream, with a skinny belt acting as an elegant accessory that defines her figure. The all-black accessories are also a major British royal styling trick. The Norwegian royal chose the look for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo, keeping things regal for the occasion with a thick headband that mimics a tiara. Notice the peaked shoulders of her jacket, creating a strong shape in the same way shoulder pads did in the ’80s? It’s a total McQueen signature. Mette-Marit’s
