Malin Ackerman in Rami Kashou Fall 2008

Miranda Richardson in Temperley London Resort 2009

Eva Herzigova in Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2009

Princess Beatrice in Temperley London Spring 2009

Claudia Schiffer in Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2009

Selita Ebanks in Victoria Beckham Spring 2009

Elsa Pataky in Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2009

Princess Eugenie in Temperley London Resort 2009

Eva Herzigova in Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2009

Angie Harmon in Behnaz Sarafpour Resort 2009

Freida Pinto in Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2009

Heidi Klum in Victoria Beckham Spring 2009

Claudia Schiffer in Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2009

Monica Bellucci in Christian Dior Spring 2008

Nadja Auermann in Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2009

Miuccia Prada in Prada Fall 2009

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Another rain soaked London evening almost ruined some of the wonderful gowns at The Young Victoria World Premiere last night.

Star of the movie Emily Blunt, looked radiant as she walked the red carpet, wearing a Vivienne Westwood strapless bustier floral print gown.

I am glad she didn’t wear a necklace, as the earrings were enough bling.

Emily was joined an elite guest list including the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, who is the producer of the movie.

She wore a rich deep purple taffeta Vivienne Westwood bustier dress, with black pumps.

I love how her dress gives her a nice lift.

British Designers seemed to be the theme of the night, as Princess Beatrice wore a sapphire toga-style Temperley London Glade dress.

The dress features, beaded appliqué detail on one-shoulder neckline, a draped detail which goes over the shoulder, and a bubbled hem.

This dress has a lot going on, but Princess Beatrice make it work.

Princess Eugenie wore an ivory Temperley London Rah satin dress. The sleeveless dress had a crochet lace panel yoke, which was a very pretty detail, whilst is also showed off a touch of cleavage.

She completed her look with Jimmy Choo Prairie sandals.

Miranda Richardson’s orange Temperley London Long Zora gown was soaked by the rain, but that did not stop her braving the cold and putting on a great smile.

The beaded halter is quite exquisite.

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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.

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.

She wore this now sold out Daisy Print dress from Kate Moss’ TopShop collection, with a black blazer and a pair of black boots, accessorising with a vintage Chanel shopper.

Since her April 2008 editorial in Tatler magazine, which was her first official portrait, we have seen a lot more of the young royal out and about in London.

Here are some extracts from her interview:

On her sister: “Like all sisters we have silly arguments about unimportant stuff, but we do love each other to death.”

On her parents: “They are the best divorced couple I know. They just always went out of their way to make us feel loved and secure.”

On her Grandmother the Queen: “Supergran. Truly one of the most amazing women ever. She is also very funny….All I can say is that she has this air of magic about her. She is incredibly wise. What doesn’t she know?!”

Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2008

Ralph Lauren Spring 2008