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Tamara AbrahamEmma Willis long padded duvet coat, £90, Next; Troy parka with faux fur, £630, Troy London; padded collarless puffer jacket, £55, M&SOn bright autumn days, a chunky knit is weighty enough that you can go sans coat, but for chilly bonfire night where you’ll be outside all evening, layering is key. This is particularly true if you’re plumping for a quilted coat (like the chic khaki number from M&S, above), as you’ll be grateful for a cosy jumper.British label & Daughter excels at super warm knits with a stylish twist: think a patchwork print or an aran pattern, all made from organic British wool.

It’s no secret that The Duchess of Cambridge, first of all has an absolute killer wardrobe and secondly, is a lover of recycling those said famous outfits and Kate, 39, proved just that on her most recent visit to a farm yesterday with her husband Prince William.The brunette beauty sported some gorgeous country attire as she made an appearance in Darlington yesterday afternoon visiting Manor Farm. Wearing her hair down in her usual classy wave, the Duchess opted for a shooting jacket from Danish company Seeland costing £190, a cosy jumper from sustainable brand Troy London priced at £195 and some brown boots from Penelope Chilvers costing a hefty £475 which she in fact owned 17 years prior to this occasion before her royal duties.

The royals are getting sheepish.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton) spends some time with a cute little lamb during a visit to Manor Farm on Tuesday (April 27) in Darlington, England.

Wax parka in navy, £315, Troy London; Trench puffer coat, £134.25, lace up boots, £138.75, both WhistlesWhy it works: The Duchess of Cambridge’s beloved waxed parka from Troy London is a fully functional windproof, rain proof dynamo that also happens to have a flattering nipped-in waist. Navy is less harsh than black but slightly smarter than khaki which means it can also be worn in town.