Astonishing! Kate Middleton dons two stunning attires in a day (see pics)

With Prince George taking away the global attention from his parents, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge seem to have been trying hard to win over.Kate is carrying an entourage to keep a check on her style throughout her stay in Australia-New Zealand, a nanny for baby George, a personal hair dresser, and a stylist. On the first and second day of their tour, Kate tried to pull out some stunning attires but failed to impress, failing in comparison to her son's adorable baby antics during his first public appearance and interaction. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on the third day of their tour attended a wreath laying ceremony at the Blenheim War Memorial in the north east of the South Island of New Zealand in morning.The ceremony was conducted to mark the anniversary of the start of the First World War.The royal couple, who attended the ceremony without Prince George, laid a wreath before meeting with New Zealand war veterans and then local admirers.Later in the day the royal couple paid a visit to an aviation museum in Marlborough on the country's South Island.They were given a tour of Oscar-winning director Peter Jackson's collection of World War I aircraft that are housed at the museum.Duke of Cambridge Prince William met New Zealand Prime Minister John Key and opposition leader David Cunliffe in Wellington later in the eveningTogether the couple attended a state reception at Government House where they unveiled a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.For the next few weeks Kate and William's planned activities include a wine tasting at a local vineyard, a jet boat ride and a visit to the city of Christchurch, which was devastated by an earthquake in 2011.Check out more pics...Traveling down under and not packing her favorite designer Alexander McQueen's creation was simply not possibly.Kate looked enthralling in a military blue coat and matching blue pumps.Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton stunned all in a black dress by her favorite designer Jenny Peckham. The most enthralling thing about her outfit was the hand-stitched silver beading representing New Zealand's national emblem.She kept her hair tousled in natural wavy texture and finished off her look with dazzling jewellery complimenting the silver beading on hr dress.Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, lay a wreath at the War Memorial in Seymour Square, Blenhiem, New Zealand.Britain's Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, left, chats with children in Seymour Square, Blenhiem, New ZealandBritain's Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, left, chats with a you girl in Seymour Square, Blenhiem, New Zealand.Britain's Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge is photographed by film director Peter Jackson during a tour at the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre in Blenheim.She chose to finish off her look with plain ponytail and purple sapphire earrings to go the outfit.Britain's Prince William speaks with 6-year-old Aika Mojzisek after she gestures him to take a look at a wobbling tooth.William gladly bent down and talked about the tooth fairy with the kid who looked visible excited.Later in the evening Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a glitterati reception with almost 198 guests.Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge was seen laughing along with artist Nick Cuthell, left, and Prime Minister John Key during the unveiling of a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II at Government House for a state reception in Wellington.Britain's Prince William, and his wife Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, unveil a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, by New Zealand artist Nick Cuthell, during a State reception at Government House in Wellington.