The Countess of Wessex is
always a picture of elegance. The 57-year-old’s wardrobe is a trustworthy
source of summer style tips and her latest look is a solid addition it to her
fashion archive. Countess Sophie stepped out to visit St Martin’s School,
where she joined schoolchildren for a gardening skills session, looking as
composed as ever in the prettiest skirt.
Countess Sophie channeled
cottagecore with her skirt of choice. The pristine cream item boasted a
beautiful broderie anglaise finish and a regal midi skirt silhouette. She
teamed the garment with a navy blouse featuring short sleeves, ruffled
detailing, button-down effect and a pleated front.
The royal clasped a striking
zebra-print clutch bag to heighten her modest ensemble. She wore her blonde
hair swept up in a bun and opted for a natural makeup look.
A silver pendant necklace adorned
her neck and a pair of glittering drop earrings drew attention to her
sophisticated jewellery combination.
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The royal looked radiant in the skirt
Countess Sophie slipped on a
pair of heeled wedges with gleaming gold criss-cross details, infusing her
aesthetic with a subtle hint of glamour.
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Countess Sophie has the ideal summer wardrobe
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Countess Sophie made another
fashion appearance as she stepped out on Thursday morning for the Queen’s
Birthday Parade in Casemates Square in a bold Emilia Wickstead dress. Complete
with an elegant square neckline, midi length, structured skirt and
silhouette-enhancing drop waistline, the Countess’ bold ‘Francis Organza’ dress
is easily one of her most memorable ensembles.
The royal’s frock featured an
alluring equestrian print, which may have been a conscious wardrobe choice for
the Countess; a subtle nod to the Queen’s lifelong love of horses.
