The fashion world has responded with considerable enthusiasm following Princess Beatrice’s appearance at Easter Sunday services at Windsor Castle, particularly regarding a key element of her ensemble – a striking headpiece.
The 36-year-old royal chose a long-sleeved, emerald green dress from Beulah London, a design originally showcased in 2022. Her carefully curated look was further elevated by a dramatic black and gold headband, drawing considerable attention.
Fashion influencer Remoulade Sauce diligently documented the Princess’s outfit on social media platforms, though the precise origin of the headband remained initially unclear. However, a swift identification by Mill House Millinery provided crucial information: “It’s by @jbhmillinery – an absolutely superb milliner.”
Justine Bradley-Hill, the designer behind the headpiece, quickly engaged with the conversation. She responded to Mill House Millinery’s post with a simple acknowledgement: “@millhousemillinery thank you xxx”.
The headband itself, dubbed “Tabitha,” is a luxurious creation retailing at £410.00. Its description highlights its premium materials and design: “Made from the finest Italian metallic lace and accented with a bold black ribbon bow, this piece exudes timeless elegance with a modern edge.”
Bradley-Hill subsequently shared her own Instagram post, directly praising Princess Beatrice’s appearance. She stated: “HRH Princess Beatrice looked absolutely stunning at today’s Easter Sunday service, wearing our limited edition Tabitha Gold Lace Halo.” She continued, detailing the headpiece’s construction: “Crafted from the finest Italian metallic lace and finished with a bold black ribbon bow, this headpiece blends timeless elegance with a striking modern edge. A true statement of royal-worthy style.”
Complementing her outfit, Princess Beatrice carried a Chanel “Grosgrain” mini flap bag valued at £4,680. Her footwear consisted of Emilia Wickstead “Onna” satin heels in dark green, regrettably no longer available for purchase.
The post generated considerable excitement amongst followers; comments praised the headpiece’s beauty and design. One observer noted: “Great headdress, great name.” Another expressed enthusiastic approval: “Bravo! How incredible! It’s beautiful! What a lovely day for you to enjoy seeing this!” A third simply offered an expression of admiration: “What an honour!! Beautiful!!” Finally, a commenter wished to see more: “Superb. Wish we could see the back view!”
