Princess Beatrice will celebrate her 35th year on Tuesday 8th August, marking another year of wearing regal clothes.
Beatrice is a younger royal and does not attend official events as often as Princess Kate or the Duchess Sophie. When she steps out to attend poignant engagements her outfits are always impressive.
As with other females, the Princess is bound to a variety of rules and protocol that determine her style and wardrobe.
The Princess has worn a number of memorable outfits this year, including bespoke dresses in pink, headbands with intricate designs, and floral gowns that are bold.
Beatrice wore many of her iconic outfits much earlier in life.
As she transitioned into adulthood, the Princess of York developed her style as a young woman in the early 2000s. The royal was often seen in tailored jackets or knee-grazing dresses with a-line skirts. She made this smart silhouette her signature.
The young royal, during a period of controversy for fashion, embraced trends like wedged mules and statement outerwear, as well as trendy bandage dresses.
In 2007, she shared the catwalk with her mother Sarah Ferguson as part of London Fashion Week’s Fashion Relief Show.
It was the figure-hugging silk number that started her love affair with dresses. They have now become more mature, classic and sophisticated.
Beatrice has been filling her wardrobe with sharp hemlines in pinks and blues, and smart tailoring.
In 2012, Beatrice wore a Roksanda Ilincic baby pink shift dress to the Britain Creates 2012 London event. Beatrice wore the cobalt blue dress with contrast frilled sleeves and a pink clutch.
Beatrice was at a turning-point in her style, and this marked the beginning of the eclectic yet classic look that she still wears today.
In 2022, the Princess looked stunning in a monochrome outfit by It-girl brand Saloni. With trademark details like a belted skirt, a modest neckline and exaggerated sleeves, this ensemble looked similar to the dress she wore for King Charles’s coronation.
Beatrice’s Royal Ascot outfit featured statement headbands, fascinators and other accessories. Beulah and Monique Lhuillier both designed floral gowns to wear for the occasion.
The lace midi was long-sleeved and featured a white overlay with violet, yellow, and green floral spots. Beatrice teamed her dress with a cream hat, white handbag by Anya Hindmarch as well as pale pink Gianvito-Rossi satin pumps and diamond stud earrings.
Beulah London’s vintage-inspired dress is covered in a floral pink-and green print. It has a mock-turtleneck with puff bishop sleeves, as well as a ruffled mock-turtleneck.
The Princess of York accessorized with a white bucketbag with a tortoiseshell circular handle. She also wore a hot pink bow headband by Juliette Botterill.