This M&S tailored coat looks just like Kate Middleton’s go-to autumn style – and costs less than £70
Kate Middleton is a huge fan of neutral longline coats and getting her designer look is easy and affordable with this stunning M&S piece
M&S have released a stunning new longline tailored coat, which looks just like Kate Middleton’s staple autumn jacket - and we predict a sellout.
When it comes to finding autumn style inspiration, there's a whole host of celebrities we can turn to. There's Davina McCall whose found the chicest way to wear double denim this season and we've got all the boot inspiration we need from Pippa Middleton who stepped out in the perfect alternative to wellies.
But when it comes to autumnal fashion, no one does it quite like Kate Middleton. The Princess's style is unmatched no matter the season, but she really comes into her own during autumn with power suits, expertly layered looks, and chic waterproof jackets levelling up her style. So we were excited to find a tailored coat at M&S that looks just like a Kate Middleton autumn staple.
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Cut to a flattering and cosy midi-length, this coat from Max&Co is a staple style of Kate Middleton's. Paired effortlessly with tailored suits, sleek skinny jeans, and business-chic dresses, it's super versatile and easy-to-wear thanks to its softly structured silhouette. Crafted from wool, it keeps you warm as well as looking stylish and the colour is a super easy-to-style neutral that allows it to pair with anything you already own.
Cut to the same midi length and featuring the same crisp lapels, deep pockets and softly structured silhouette, this M&S longline coat looks just like Kate Middleton's designer piece. While it's not made of wool like her style is, the camel-coloured fabric is uncannily similar and for £69 instead of £540, we can let that one difference slide!
The style is one Kate goes back to time and time again. She has numerous longline coats in her wardrobe, our favourite being her stunning Max&Co piece, but the neutral camel-tone seems to be her favourite as she owns a few similar designer styles and pairs them with a variety of looks.
Shoppers are already raving about the M&S coat and despite it just being released, it's already received a number of reviews and boasts an impressive 4.4 stars out of 5 online. All that to say, it's definitely going to sell out soon and we're not waiting around to miss out on this one.
One customer said of the coat, "It's very good quality. It's also lined which is brilliant. It's a very good length and will be ideal with boots, trainers and trousers and jeans. I've tried all these with the coat. Very pleased!"
Another added, "Lovely coat, looks very smart . Good fit and looks dressy too. Colour goes with everything. Warm for autumn & winter. Looks more expensive than it is."
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The style is also incredibly similar to Kate's full-length camel coat from the designer Massimo Dutti, making it even more of a steal! The pieces are just two of Kate's from her huge collection of camel-coloured tailored coats and it's clear to see where her love for the style comes from when you look at the incredibly versatile style of outfits she pairs with them.
We've seen her pair her neutral coats with a simple black turtle neck and tailored trousers, then, for her next engagement, she will use the style to tone down a brilliantly bright orange dress. And we still can't stop thinking about when she went all out in a head-to-toe camel-toned look with her Max&Co coat finishing off the outfit perfectly.
The neutral colour makes the style the perfect versatile jacket for autumn and we can see the M&S lookalike piece becoming a staple in our autumn capsule wardrobes and beyond too.
Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.
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