Pippa Middleton is currently on her honeymoon in Australia—if you have an internet connection, there's no doubt you'll have seen the pictures of her marrying James Matthews in an exquisite Giles gown. Just like her sister, Pippa has the ability to cause a shopping frenzy, and the outfit she wore to board a flight at Darwin International Airport yesterday has already sold out.
Pippa wore a simple outfit, pairing cropped skinny blue jeans with a white paisley blouse by Orla Kiely with a ruffled collar and cuffs. The shirt has now sold out in every single size in a typical Middleton fashion. As for her accessories, she wore a pair of espadrille wedges by Castaner, which are also now sold out, and a large raffia tote bag with spotty detailing and fringing. Well, straw beach bags are the biggest trend of the summer, so we can't say we're surprised.
Scroll below to shop Pippa Middleton's airport look.
On Pippa Middleton: Orla Kiely Paisley Cotton Bell Blouse (£210); Castaner Urban Canvas Wedge Espadrilles (£138).
Next up, see our edit of the best wedding guest dresses that stand out from the crowd.Opening Image: Rex
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