I'm Building a Princess Kate-Inspired Fall Wardrobe With These Barbour Picks From the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale
Nothing says fall like a Barbour jacket, especially for the Royal Family. Everyone from Queen Elizabeth to Meghan Markle has stepped out in the British heritage brand’s trusty outerwear over the years, but Princess Kate might be one of Barbour's most dedicated royal fans.
Catch the Princess of Wales at a casual outdoor event and you’ll likely find her bundled up in her go-to waxed jacket, a style she’s worn on repeat since 2012. But Kate also owns three other Barbour coats ranging from a trendy twist on a trench from the Barbour x Alexa Chung collection to a navy quilted puffer jacket.
Although the temperatures are still firmly reading summer on the East Coast, there’s no better time to plan ahead than the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale. I might already have four Barbour jackets in my closet, but there's always room for more when the deals are this good (says everyone except my husband).
In addition to some Kate-approved coats, you’ll find huge savings on the royal warrant holder’s sweaters, tees, vests and button-up shirts—but the deals won’t last for long. Shop the Anniversary Sale now through August 9 to save big on these royally-inspired finds, below.
Nothing screams Kate like a Breton stripe, and this relaxed top (also available in navy) is the ideal update to your basic long-sleeved tee.
A waxed Barbour jacket is another must-have for the Princess of Wales, and this rugged style is a huge $175 off in this year's Anniversary Sale.
If you were going to catch Princess Kate in a sweatshirt, It would probably be this one.
This update on the traditional quilted Barbour jacket features an oversized, pointed collar and contrast piping.
The Princess of Wales and tartan go hand in hand, and this plaid shirt would be perfect popping out from under a cashmere crewneck.
Princess Diana loved a novelty knit, and dog-lover Kate would certainly approve of this adorable cashmere-blend sweater.
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