Princess Eugenie has steadily carved out her place as a master of minimalist fashion, and her appearance at this year’s Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle was yet another testament to her refined style.
Arriving at St George’s Chapel, the younger daughter of Prince Andrew and sister to Princess Beatrice looked radiant in a crisp white double-breasted trench coat by Reiss. She paired the coat with elegant suede pumps from Gianvito Rossi, striking the perfect balance between classic and contemporary.
Her accessories elevated the look even further—a coordinating suede clutch and a pillbox hat by Emily London, complete with a delicate veil, added a touch of timeless sophistication that beautifully matched her ensemble.
Eugenie was accompanied by her mother, Sarah, Duchess of York, at the service, which welcomed several members of the royal family. Notably absent were the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with the Tindalls.
A Bold Turn at Art Basel
While Princess Eugenie often leans into understated chic, she’s not afraid to make a bold sartorial statement. Earlier this month, at the prestigious Art Basel event in Hong Kong, she stepped out in a striking emerald green dress with a daring thigh-high slit—proving that sophistication and edge can go hand in hand.
She layered the look with another tailored piece from Reiss, a double-breasted jacket that lent structure and polish. To complete the ensemble, she carried the sleek ‘Serrano’ Black Teddy Bag by Divlos and wore a simple yet elegant gold necklace.
Whether she’s channeling bridal elegance or modern glamour, Princess Eugenie continues to impress with her evolving royal style.
