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Kate Middleton is always smartly prepared for her royal duties.
The Duchess of Cambridge made a quick change of her footwear when she joined her husband, Prince William, to watch the America’s Cup World Series in Portsmouth, United Kingdom, on Sunday.
The sports fan enjoyed a tour of new boats at a base while wearing a pair of Monsoon wedges, and then slipped on Adidas sneakers when she watched the event on the water.
Of course, she stuck to her go-to comfort shoes for the occasion.
Middleton last wore her Monsoon wedges during the royal tour of India and Bhutan, and she was spotted out and about wearing the same Adidas kicks in May.
The versatile Monsoon Fleur espadrilles feature an almond-shaped toe and gripped soles that add comfort; the shoes are available for $79 online.
Her Adidas Pure Boost X running trainers, retailing for $120, feature a socklike upper and Boost technology in the midsole that improves conditions for speedy movements.
Prince William donned the sportswear brand’s Supernova Glide 4 GB sneakers, featuring Great Britain’s flag at the top of the laces.
Retailing for $130, the breathable performance sneakers are designed with Boost technology in the midsole and a Continental Rubber outside for gripping on wet or dry surfaces.
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