The Easter Sunday congregation of royal women showcased impeccable style and lavish detail, each selecting outfits that commanded attention.
Princess Eugenie initiated the fashionable display with a sophisticated selection, introducing several new items to her wardrobe. Her ensemble centered around a neutral color scheme, highlighted by a striking white Emily London Zellova Pillbox Hat – a significant investment at £1,400. This hat complemented a Reiss Etta Trench Coat (£388) and a soft, muted Caitlyn Ribbed Bodycon Midi Dress from the same brand (£168). ““The overall effect was undeniably elegant,” remarked one observer. She finished her look with a Flattered Clay Clutch in suede sand costing £265 and Gianvito Rossi 105 Pumps in bisque suede, totaling an impressive £1,871 for the complete outfit.
Princess Beatrice injected vibrant color into the proceedings, selecting a green Beulah London Ahana Long Sleeved Dress – originally worn in 2022 – that remains highly sought after for its flattering cut and classic appeal. Despite it being now unavailable, she amplified the look with a statement-making Chanel Grosgrain Mini Flap Bag valued at £4,680. Her footwear consisted of Emilia Wickstead Onna Satin Heels in dark green (also discontinued) and dark green heels that complemented her dress perfectly. Beatrice’s combination of enduring classics and luxurious accessories ensured she was one of the most memorable attendees.
The Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie, brought a dramatic shift with an autumnal palette, deliberately employing bold color contrasts. She presented a standout Alaïa Double-breasted Wool Coat in burgundy (£4,100), immediately drawing attention upon her arrival. This coat was paired with a bespoke Jane Taylor Persephone Hat in pink (£2,160), adding a touch of romance to the ensemble. Her accessories included a Sophie Habsburg Lunatic Clutch in Bordeaux Caviar (a piece she’s owned since 2020 and currently out of production) and Jimmy Choo Rosalia 65 Pumps in ballet pink (£675).
