Princess Anne has recently made headlines for her unique style of dress code at several public appearances. She was present for the Easter matins service at Windsor Castle. It was there that we spotted her graphic colorblock cocoon coat, the perfect look for our dolce far niente Italian spring. The look featured a longline sage green jacket with an elegant, above-the-knee fitted skirt in deep forest green. This combination of artistic skill and respect for beauty and function was on full display.
People praised Princess Anne’s Easter service outfit — and the Easter message delivered alongside it. Not only was it chic, it was just right for the event. Michele stayed warm in her new wool coat during her visit to Dublin. In that country, she had an audience with President Michael D. Higgins, as the mercury remained under 20 degrees Celsius.
On a different day at Ascot, Princess Anne again stole the show, this time with a dove grey jacket that added to her glamorous wardrobe. She has gained a reputation for choosing ensembles that include understated references to the natural world, frequently featuring palettes of greens and browns as well as floral prints. On her recent visit to Dublin, she wore an incredible peacock print dress. This understated but daring decision is right in line with the biggest fashion trend of today unimaginable clothes.
“It has been said that peacock print is the new leopard print,” – Laura Sutcliffe
The young actress dazzled in an aqua-colored, peacock-printed frock, which she teamed with a cropped cobalt jacket. A stunning hat in a bright cerulean blue really highlighted her color-pairing skills. Princess Anne finished off her sage green get up with a very stylish brown suede handbag. She finished off her look with a riding-style boot and glove, giving it a polished finish.
From the very first minute we arrived, at the Sovereign’s Garden Party at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Princess Anne stole the show. She stole the show in her colorful flowery frock. Her looks were complemented by black block heels and gloves, creating an overall put together look fitting for the jubilant mood of the night. She topped off her outfit with her go to crossbody leather bag. This incredibly practical yet chic choice foreshadows her ability to balance efficiency and sartorial grace in her consistently amazing wardrobe.
“The temperature in Dublin is below 20 degrees Celsius, so not hot. A jacket makes the outfit more business-like and respectful of the occasion and the people she will be meeting,” – Susie
Princess Anne’s style continues to evolve while maintaining a sense of personal identity. Her penchant for pastel colors on public appearances only enhances her youthful look, making her aesthetic that much more joyful. With each appearance, she is slowly beginning to prove that she has the talent and skill to make royal tradition meet modernity in a balanced collage.
