Runway To The Queen Mother's Statue Unveiling - Princesses Beatrice & Eugenie

The Royal family gathered in London this week, as the Queen unveiled a memorial statue of the Queen Mother.

The royal women were of course all dresses up and looking fabulous, but it was those royal fashionista Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, who stood out the most in their designer threads.

Beatrice wore a very interesting hat with a eggplant ruffled hemmed dress, and a Luella Florence bouclé jacket.

Princess Eugenie, also wore the required hat, with a navy velvet jacket, gloves and a navy blue Marc Jacobs belted silk tulip dress.

I’m always interested to see what these young ladies wear, because they continue to surprise me with their great choices, and continue shift the view that the royal family are stuffy and out of touch.

Princess Beatrice’s Luella jacket is available to purchase from the Net-A-Porter US site for $1,360, and the International site for £565/€748.

Princess Eugenie’s Marc Jacobs dress is still available from Saks.com in red for $995.

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Gaber says:

February 26, 2009 at 13:23

Girlfriends may not be out of touch with fashion, but they are out of touch with their bodies.
That’s not what you wear if you have that body shape. No point in choosing something that does not flatter.

fashionist says:

February 26, 2009 at 15:34

I agree. These girls continually wear short skirts and boxy jackets which do not flatter their figures. It’s almost as if they are wearing the same wardrobe as their mother.

Ling says:

February 26, 2009 at 15:36

I much prefer what Princess Eugenie is wearing – not so keen on Princess Beatrice’s dress. Although they both look lovely and appropriate for the occasion, I do think sometimes they try too hard to be fashion concious (although this isn’t one of those moments).

Moi says:

February 26, 2009 at 15:54

It’s very interesting! Thanks for posting this.

Cecily says:

February 28, 2009 at 06:32

I know that they are wearing things in the same color palette, but why do I feel like everything is so mismatched…. dark on dark is supposed to go well, right? But,somehow I don’t think the pieces really go well together. But, that’s just me.

whitestroke says:

March 1, 2009 at 18:30

I’m still hoping we’ll see one day someone wearing the red version of that Marc Jacobs dress. This is already third person wearing the navy one.