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"Designer Roland Mouret has revealed that the Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton wears looser clothes so she doesn&amp;#039;t suffer a Pippa Middleton &amp;quot;bottom situation&amp;quot;. The fashion guru - one of Kate&amp;#039;s go-to designers - told Vogue: &amp;quot;She&amp;#039;s highly attuned to those details that will provoke a tabloid frenzy, and above all, she does not want a tabloid frenzy.  &amp;quot;She doesn&amp;#039;t seem to feel the need to dress sexily to woo the world. She&amp;#039;s dressing for William and herself.&amp;quot; Mouret said that the Duchess shunned bottom-hugging dresses - specifically a cream dress she wore to Claridge&amp;#039;s last year which was cut looser than the sample fit - so as not to make a rear fuss. He revealed: &amp;quot;She doesn&amp;#039;t want a bottom situation like Pippa had.&amp;quot;  The designer also claimed HRH currently has less fashion power than Kim Kardashian. Speaking of &amp;quot;The Kate Effect&amp;quot; - which can see an item of clothing sell out in minutes - he said: &amp;quot;You don&amp;#039;t see hundreds of women running around looking like Kate.   &amp;quot;The kind of people who like Kate&amp;#039;s style are not the kind to rush out and copy her dress. To be honest, we&amp;#039;re more likely to get orders on a dress that Kim Kardashian&amp;#039;s worn.&amp;quot; It is thought that the Royal fashion phenomenon has lost some appeal because Kate often favours wearing last season&amp;#039;s designs which are no longer accessible.  And it&amp;#039;s not just high street stores who have benefited from &amp;quot;The Kate Effect&amp;quot;.  Littlewoods reported a 238% jump in sales of hockey sticks after she posed on the pitch last year at the Olympic Park.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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