Style icon Kate Middleton has grabbed eyeballs yet again and this time with her locks. Yes, the Duchess of Cambridge stepped out to visit The Natural History Museum in London today in a brand new hairstyle.

Arranged by her favourite hairdresser Richard Ward, Kate Middleton’s new hairstyle, which was defined by heavier fringes and a slightly shorter length, attracted a lot of attention and she carried herself with aplomb in her usual calm and confident manner.

Kate Middleton’s hair has been one of the most talked-about features of the Duchess so far. However, Kate Middleton’s famous glossy brunette waves still remain integral to her looks.

Kate Middleton’s new face-framing hairstyle seems to have had its inspiration from Jaclyn Smith’s look as Kelly Garrett in the 1970′s Charlie’s Angels TV series. Kate Middleton made her first public appearance in her new hairstyle last Saturday at a rugby union at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, where she appeared with lesser volume through layers and fringes.

The new hairstyle was similar to the style that Kate Middleton had favoured six years ago at the height of speculation about her relationship with Prince William.

Kate Middleton completed her look with black heels and the green silk Mulberry dress that she wore to a reception at Buckingham Palace during the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations in November last year.

Kate Middleton visited the Natural History Museum to see 22 most extraordinary objects from 147-million-year-old limestone fossil as parts of new Treasures exhibition.

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