Another day, another dazzling designer outfit for the Duchess of Cambridge.
But Saturday's $3,000 wool-crepe Allie coat by Turkish-English label Erdem wasn't Prince William's cup of tea.
The Duchess told Hamilton local Evie Hayes, 68, who admired her outfit: 'I like it but William thinks it is a bit bright.'
Never goes wrong: The Duchess of Cambridge was on a fashion winner with her gorgeous wool-crepe Erdem coat
Going green: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge landed in Hamilton on Saturday, but Catherine stole the show in a green Erdem coat
The royal couple arrived in Hamilton in the south of New Zealand's North Island on Saturday morning.
More than 15,000 people turned out to greet the royal couple - in a town where the entire population is just 18,000.
They've had an action-packed itinerary to start the weekend, while William headed to Pacific Aerospace, Catherine is paying a special visit to Rainbow Place Children's Hospice.
Queen of hearts: Kate brought some smiles to the Rainbow Place Hospice
Fit for a queen: Catherine looked radiant in the $3,000 coat by English-Turkish label Erdem
Didn't get the green light from William: The Duchess told a crowd member at Hamilton that her husband thought her outfit was a 'bit bright'
Colour blocking has been a favourite choice of styling for the Duchess during official engagements on the 19-day tour.
Upon landing in New Zealand last week, Catherine was radiant in a vibrant red Catherine Walker coat and hat, then on Thursday she wore a periwinkle blue Alexander McQueen dress coat.
The Duke and Duchess are undertaking a 19-day official visit to New Zealand and Australia with their son George.
Classic beauty: She looked glamorous as she visited the Avanti Drome on April 12
Little fan: Kate accepts a bouquet of flowers from a young monarchist on the hospice visit
Pantone princess: The Duchess has opted for pops of colour while on the 19-day tour of New Zealand and Australia
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