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The beautiful Kate Middleton visited the Second World War codebreakers today, and looked so stunning. The Duchess opted for a recycled outfit, which is one of our favourite looks ever. She re-wore a £1,750 polka dotted dress by designer, Alessandra Rich, a favourite designer of many celebs. The visit Kate made was to honour the role that the Bletchley Park codebreakers played in D-Day, all ahead of the 75th anniversary of the landings in June. The lovely dress worn by Kate was also worn last year for Prince Charles' official 70th birthday portraits. It's a navy shirt dress, covered in white polka dots with a white collar. Our favourite part of the dress would have to be the sweet vintage style buttons that go the whole way down the front. Kate paired the dress with a gorgeous pair of blue suede court shoes by Emmy London and a navy clutch by Smythson. All very royal, and all very gorge. She topped it all off with a fab pair of pearl earrings, and a beaming smile. This day out holds a particularly special place in the heart of the Duchess. Kate's grandmother, Valerie Glassborow, was among those who worked to decipher the secrets of the German Enigma machine at the site.