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The duchess has been making some seriously stylish statements overseas.

It's been a long time—two years to be exact—since we've seen a royal tour fashion moment, but Kate Middleton and her husband, Prince William, went back on the road last week, and judging by her sartorial choices, the Duchess proved she's still got it.

From March 19 to March 26, the Cambridges embarked on the first official overseas tour since the start of the pandemic in celebration of Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee year, making stops in the Bahamas, Jamaica, and Belize. In typical Kate fashion, she pulled out all the fashion stops even though she and William were only out of the U.K. for eight days. From the casual tropical looks that paid homage to the Caribbean host countries to the more glamorous ensembles, Kate certainly dressed to impressed.

Below, find out all the details on every single outfit Kate wore on the royal tour.

And that's a wrap! Kate bid farewell to the Bahamas in a floral peplum dress by Alessandra Rich with white pumps by Gianvito Rossi and Patrick Mavros earrings.

For one of the Cambridges's final events in the Bahamas, Kate wore a pink, zebra-printed Rixo dress with espadrilles, earrings by Bahamian designer Nadia Irena, and sunglasses by Finlay.

Kate had a Cinderella moment in an icy blue Phillipa Lepley gown for a reception hosted hosted by the Governor-General of the Bahamas, Cornelius A. Smith. She accessorized her look with a matching clutch, embellished pumps, and jewelry from Van Cleef & Arpels.

Kate showed off her sporty style in white polo shirt from Gill Marine, chino shorts, and her trusty Superga sneakers to board a yacht at one of the first sailing regattas in The Bahamas since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Even the rain couldn't stop Kate from pulling off another gorgeous look. While in the Bahamas, Kate looked fresh in a mint green Self-Portrait pleated frock with white pumps.

The duchess arrived in the Bahamas, the third and final leg of the Cambridges Caribbean tour, wearing a mid-length Emilia Wickstead dress in the light teal color of the country's flag. She paired her look with blue Sézane hoops and tan Gianvito Rossi pumps.

For her final appearance in Jamaica, Kate wore a green Emilia Wickstead dress with a hummingbird brooch that was gifted to The Queen during her 2002 visit to the country in celebration of her Golden Jubilee.

On day six, Kate dressed up in a white lace dress by Alexander McQueen to attend a military parade in Jamaica. She finished her monochromatic look with a white clutch, white pumps, a white Philip Treacy hat, and a pearl bracelet once owned by her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana.

Kate was glowing in green while attending a dinner hosted by the Governor General of Jamaica at King's House in Kingston. For the look, she wore a sparkly, off-the-shoulder Jenny Packham gown, which she paired with emerald jewelry loaned to her from The Queen herself. She also had the Royal Family Order and the GCVO Star pinned to the stunning green number.

For an engagement at the Shortwood Teacher's College in Kingston, Jamaica, the Duchess of Cambridge opted for a white Alexander McQueen suit with matching Jimmy Choo heels. She paired the chic ensemble with an orange Ridley London blouse and a vintage raffia handle bag.

After touching down in Jamaica, Kate changed into a vintage 1950s striped dress from Willow Hilson Vintage for an engagement in Trench Town. She styled it with Russell and Bromley raffia slingback heels, Maria Black earrings, and a bangle by Jamaican designer Lashawndla Bailey-Miller.

Kate was radiant in a canary yellow Roksanda dress with a bow detail as she and William arrived to Jamaica, the second stop of their overseas tour in the Caribbean. She finished her cheery look with a white Salvatore Ferragamo clutch bag, Aquazzura pumps, and Sézane earrings.

Red hot! While leaving Belize for Jamaica, Kate opted for a vintage Yves Saint Laurent jacket that she has reportedly owned since her university days. She wore it with a pair of white trousers, white and gold Aquazzura pumps, statement earrings, and a white Mulberry top handle bag.

The duchess looked pretty in pink while attending a reception hosted by the Governor General of Belize in celebration of The Queen's Platinum Jubilee. She stunned in a shimmering gown by The Vampire's Wife, which she paired with silver Jimmy Choo sandals, O'nitaa crystal drop earrings, and a Maya embroidered clutch.

While visiting Caracol, an ancient Mayan archeological site in Belize's Chiquibul Forest, Kate wore green G-Star Raw cargo pants with a brown woven belt, a John Lewis white t-shirt, her go-to white Superga sneakers, and Ray-Ban sunglasses.

On day two, Kate wore a floral blue Tory Burch dress with a tiered midi skirt, puffed short sleeves, and a smocked neckline. She complemented her tropical ensemble with matching Sézane baubles, an Anya Hindmarch clutch, and Stuart Weitzman cork wedges which she later swapped for white espadrilles by Stella McCartney.

Arriving to Belize, Kate opted for lace Jenny Packham suit, featuring a peplum top and a knee-length pencil skirt, in a cobalt blue hue that pays subtle tribute to the country's flag. She paired her monochromatic look with matching Emmy London Rebecca pumps, a scalloped clutch, and a sapphire and diamond necklace and earring set that was once owned by Princess Diana.