Kate Middleton: Closing Ceremonies Look Is A Fashion Repeat.

Kate Middleton stepped out at the closing ceremonies in a Whistles dress we previously saw her wearing at the Queen's Jubilee concert in June. As the Spice Girls reunited, One Direction sang their little hearts out and Monty Python told us to look on the bright side of life, the Duchess smiled and whistled along in a perfectly bold outfit for the occasion.

The dress cost 150 British pounds (roughly $230 CAD), and since Kate was first spotted wearing it, it has been sold out each time it's arrived in store -- and as the frock belonged to last season, it is not longer in production. With a dapper Harry representing the Queen by her side, Kate looked stunning as she watched the Closing Ceremonies.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (2nd-L) speaks with Prime Minister David Cameron (L) his wife Samantha and         Lord Coe

Throughout the Olympics, Kate repeated many of the same looks, including pieces like her favoured Canadian-designed Smythe blazer and her Stuart Weitzman wedges -- not that she neglected her favourite J-Brands. She found her Olympic uniform and got downright sporty representing United Kingdom in some of their official Olympic gear as she attended event after event. And yes, we even got to enjoy some Kate and Wills PDA.

Now that the Olympics are over, Kate can take a small pause and get out of those wedges and the spotlight.

Harry and Kate showed how close they are as they spent the evening enjoying themselves whilst William was on duty

Prince Harry, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, LOCOG chairman Lord Sebastian Coe and Carole Annett attend the Closing Ceremony on Day 16 of the London 2012 Olympic Games at Olympic Stadium on August 12, 2012 in London, England.

IOC president Jacques Rogge, Prince Harry and the Duchess of Cambridge stand for 'God Save the Queen' as the closing ceremony begins at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

London2012 chairman Sebastian Coe, right, stands for 'God Save the Queen' with the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry.

A general view of the closing ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games at the Olympic Stadium on Sunday.