WATCH: Kate Middleton's Spring/Summer 2014 Fashion Predictions

While we might not be able to look exactly like Kate Middleton, the good news is we can all have a go at dressing like the Duchess of Cambridge this Spring as we round up some of the looks we can expect from her this season.

It's no secret that Kate is fond of a feminine, floaty print or two and it seems as though the upcoming season will be no exception. From Alexander McQueen to Alice Temperley, the Duchess is sure to be flaunting the very best of British fashion.

When it comes to McQueen, we can expect an array of bright red, blue and printed separates, as well as ethnic prints, from the design house which designed our princess' wedding dress, as well as the gown on the infamous bottom of her younger sister Pippa.

Kate in midnight blue Jenny Packham gown at the National Portrait Gala last week (FameFlynet)

Fashion house Issa - who designed Kate's ever-popular engagement announcement dress - will be releasing a series of summery, floaty dresses in white and taupe patterns.

Describing Kate as 'an inspiration' in the past, we also predict that the Duchess will be sporting a series of looks from fashion designer Alice Temperley too this season. Expect structured dresses in pale pinks and icy greens from the Princess.

Temperley previously told The Daily Mail: ' She's an inspiration. She's very graceful, gracious and a brilliant ambassador for British fashion.'

Kate in an L.K. Bennet dress on Friday (WENN)

Another firm favourite with the duchess is designer Jenny Packham, who has dressed the 32-year-old for momentous moments such as the debut of Prince George and Kate's first official outing after giving birth. Packham's designs feature plenty of beading - perfect for embellishment loving Kate - as well as lots of floaty dresses in cream and pastel hues.

For those of you hoping to emulate Kate's classic sense of style for a fraction of the price, keep an eye out on the high street for pastels, floating silhouettes and lots of embellishments and check out more in our video guide above.