Kate Middleton Recycles Another Regal Ensemble for the Second Time This Week—Check Out the Chic Coat-Dress!

She's back to her copy-Kating ways

Kate Middleton, you can do no wrong.

Thanks to the Duchess of Cambridge, gone are the days of faux pas fashion repeats. As a matter of fact, with Kate in charge of setting the wardrobe recycling trend, you'd best believe that all the cool kids fashionistas are doing it now, too. But this time, the 33-year-old's taken it a step further—not only did she revert to her self-copy-Kate ways again, she did so for the second time in one week.

Cue the gasp and pearls clutch!

But as per usual, if anyone can get away with a bold sartorial move, it's Kate. This time, Prince William's wife donned a khaki-green Reiss fit-and-flare coat-dress paired with a black turtleneck, knee-high boots and stockings for a day spent visiting Caernarfon, North Wales. With her freshly chopped bangs pulled back, she looked her normally regal-radiant self.

However, we may prefer how the mother-of-two style the coat back in 2012 for a tour of St. George's football facility. For the occasion, she styled the tailored number with a wide crocodile waist belt and a pair of very similar (if not also the same) Aquatalia by Marvin K suede boots, letting her long chestnut locks down for the day.

Even then, that wasn't the first time we'd seen the coat—nope, Kate initially donned this cozy number for her first Christmas as a member of the royal family back in 2011. Meaning that not only has Kate gotten her money out of this coat (she evidently wears it all the time!), but she's also proven she's got a sharp sartorial sense for investing in timeless wardrobe staples.

On the double-whammy outfit repeats, all we have to say is this: If it's working for you, Kate, then keep on doing your thing!