Kate Middleton and Prince William look cute in snow jackets and bobble hats for ski slopes in Norway
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had a pretty spectacular end to the royal tour , as they joined Crown Prince Haakon and Princess Mette-Marie at the Holmenkollen Ski Jump in Oslo on Friday afternoon.
Pregnant Kate changed out of her Dolce & Gabbana jacket and TiMo dress from earlier in the day, into a white and orange stripe 'Duana' jacket, £650, by Norwegian brand KJUS .
Net-a-Porter says the "two-tone ski jacket has a figure-hugging silhouette made from shell that's filled with warm down. This piece has a neck gaiter for extra coverage, a detachable hood and 3D-mesh shoulder inserts to keep your body at a comfortable temperature. The four-way stretch lining provides unrestricted movement on the slopes."
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And it's another sartorially diplomatic move by the Duchess as the first KJUS collection was launched in 2000 by Lasse Kjus and Didi Serena, one an Olympic ski champion from Norway, the other an entrepreneur from Switzerland.
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She teamed it with black jeans and her Sorel 'Torino' snow boots we saw on the first day of the tour in Sweden. She and William complemented each other in shades of orange-red and blue - a subtle nod to Norway's national colours.
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There were more hats on display today. Kate donned a white hand-knitted beanie, £26, by Barts (who are based in fellow Scandi city Amsterdam) while William wore another snowflake print by Gandys .
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Kate and William took a tour of the Holmenkollen ski museum before observing junior ski jumpers from Norway's national team. Later today, they will attend attend an event organised by the Norwegian Ski federation, where the pair will meet a group of nursery children taking part in lessons, before returning home.