How does she do it? 11 travel secrets from Kate Middleton's tropical royal tour
Even when faced with serious heat and humidity, the Duchess of Cambridge looked gorgeous as she toured Asia with Prince William
Dress up for the flight. The Duchess would not be caught dead flying in yoga pants. Instead, she opts mainly for dresses, in this case an eyelet number by an independent designer.DANIEL MUNOZ/Reuters
Always pack an umbrella. You just never know.DANIEL MUNOZ/Reuters
Respect local customs. Kate wrapped a shawl around her head and removed her shoes before entering a mosque in Kuala Lumpur.Reuters
Protect your skin from the sun. A lobster-red face is never attractive (nor is the peeling skin that follows). Plus, it’s a great excuse to use a romantic parasol.WONG MAYE-E/The Associated Press
At a certain point, make peace with the humidity. For once, Kate’s hair is not smooth, shiny and perfect. It’s frizzy – because it was seriously hot and humid (we’re talking about 80 per cent humidity). But it’s also full, lush and naturally beautiful.Reuters
Speaking of … it’s always fun to wear fresh flowers in your hair. And really, when are you going to get away with this back home?DANIEL MUNOZ/Reuters
Ditto for leis.RICK RYCROFT/The Associated Press
Don’t pack too many shoes – and don’t try to break in new ones. Kate stuck to just a few pairs of her favourites, including these L.K. Bennett pumps.Reuters
Take a cue from the locals. The couple dressed in festive batik prints by Tav Pacific NZ for a party in the Solomon Islands.WILLIAM WEST/The Associated Press
Sometimes you just have to be practical. Kate opted for a Zara shirt, khaki pants and well-worn hiking boots for a trip through the Malaysian rain forest.VINCENT THIAN/The Associated Press
Remember: a smile is always the best accessory. And it doesn’t count toward baggage weight.DANIEL MUNOZ/Reuters