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When the Duchess of Cambridge turned to kiss her mother, Carole Middleton, at Wimbledon last week, it summed up how much fun their relationship was. Seeing their matching smiles light up on the Royal Box also underscores how very similar the two are in style and appearance. With their long shiny chestnut hair, straight and tucked behind the ears, with the earrings peeking down, the couple clearly channeled the same look. But where once Kate might be copying her mother’s impeccable style, it seems that at 67, Carole is picking up a page from her eldest child’s fashion book. Woman in red: Kate wearing a Boden coat to visit Great Ormond Street (left). Carole (right) appears at her M&S From her freshly straightened hair—obviously impressed with the care Kate is getting for her Caribbean tour—to the jewelry and matching gowns, Carole doesn’t overdo ‘Kate-over’. And why not? After all the make-up and fashion tips Kate has picked up from her mother over the years, it’s only

For the past two years, have succumbed to the coronavirus, but yesterday Wimbledon welcomed the yellow fever touch the Duchess of Cambridge gave. In the sweltering temperatures, Kate – wearing a vibrant £1570 Roksanda dress she first wore on a Caribbean tour in March – gasped, cheered and clapped as Elena Rybakina won the coveted women’s singles crown on Center Court. Camera Icon Kate struggles to contain her emotions in the royal box during the game. Credit: Gerald Herbert / AP The Duchess, who matched her dress with Kiki McDonough Eden Citrine and $4700 Diamond Flower Drop earrings and a $520 pair of Bulgari glasses, was blown away when Ons Jabeur, 27, the first Arab or African player to reach a Wimbledon final, won the first. sets in front of his 23-year-old opponent to win, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. But the result offers a potentially difficult moment for the Duchess as Moscow-born Rybakina escaped Russia’s ban from playing in the tournament as she switched to representing Kazakhstan in