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While on her trip, some have mused that Middleton may wear a few Italian brands\u2014Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci or even some Luisa Spagnoli pieces could make an appearance, not to mention Max Mara, which has its very headquarters in Reggio Emilia. But even if the Princess wears only designers from her own country, shades of blue could also signify Italian fidelity. The color is linked to Italian sports teams, including some followed by soccer fan Prince William<\/a>.<\/p>\n In the blue power suit chosen for day one of Reggio Emilia, Middleton wore a fitted single-breasted jacket and wide-legged pants that offered movement as she toured Italy<\/a>.<\/p>\n Kate Middleton in Reggio Emilia.<\/p>\n <\/span>Pool\/Getty Images<\/span><\/div>\n<\/figure>\n She completed the outfit with a white blouse\u2014actually a bodysuit, labeled Holland Cooper. As for jewelry, in addition to the ever-present sapphire ring that belonged to Diana<\/a>, Middleton embellished her suit with earrings and pearl pendants. The Princess\u2019s simple, but refined look was completed with an Asprey London bag and a pair of pumps by American designer Ralph Lauren. Middleton may be dripping in British brands, but she\u2019ll be spending her next few days in Italy\u2014and the world awaits the message she sends with her next fashion moment.<\/p>\n Originally published by<\/em> Vanity Fair Italy<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n