Kate Middleton’s Ruffled Blouse Was a Princess Diana Wardrobe Staple

Plus, Vogue's Winter Shop Is Filled With a Season's Worth of Cozy Comforts View in Browser       Update Preferences Kate Middleton continued the elegant style codes of the royal family, channeling a classic Princess Diana wardrobe staple with her ruffled blouse—an elegant nod to the late Princess of Wales. Plus, are you feeling bloated? Here are the eight most common foods that could be causing it—and what to do about them. CHRISTIAN ALLAIRE SENIOR FASHION AND STYLE WRITER   CHRISTIAN ALLAIRE SENIOR FASHION AND STYLE WRITER   Kate Middleton's Ruffled Blouse Was a Princess Diana Wardrobe Staple BY DANIEL RODGERS The look was yet another example of the Princess of Wales and her late mother-in-law's shared taste in clothing. LEARN MORE The Shopping Digest Vogue's Winter Shop Is Filled With a Season's Worth of Cozy Comforts Come for the cashmere, stay for the vibes. SEE THE EDIT Bella Hadid Confirms Biker Boots Are Back—6 Ways to Style Them SHOP NOW Zara! Prada! Bottega! Elevate Your Wardrobe With the Latest—And Chicest—Fashion Finds SHOP NEW ARRIVALS Top stories on Vogue today Dua Lipa Embraces Local Style for Steak and Beer in Brazil BY ANNA CAFOLLA Enjoying short bursts of downtime on the South America leg of her Radical Optimism tour, Dua Lipa makes the most of the local color palette and barely-there style codes. SEE MORE Meg Ryan, The Queen of Rom-Coms and the Bob BY AUDREY NOBLE To celebrate Ryan's 64th birthday today, we look back at the queen of Hollywood rom-coms' best hair looks. SEE MORE In case you missed it The 8 Most Common Foods That Cause Bloating What you eat may be to blame for that uncomfortable feeling. The New Moon in Scorpio Is Bringing Major Life Changes—Here's How To Navigate It Tomorrow, November 20, 2025, the New Moon enters Scorpio, and the message is clear: endings are welcome renewal. This is what you can expect. What I Love LA Gets Right About Being a Zillennial Full of nepo babies and multi-hyphenate creatives making terrible decisions, Rachel Sennott's new HBO series nails the campy chaos of the Zillennial experience in a way that only an internet-addled visionary could. MORE FROM VOGUE This e-mail was sent to you by Vogue.com. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, vogue@mail.vogue.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or manage your newsletter subscriptions   Copyright © Condé Nast 2025. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.