A radiant Princess Beatrice stood out amongst the style set on Wednesday night on the non-public viewing of “Gabrielle Chanel. Style Manifesto” on the Victoria & Albert Museum.
The 35-year-old royal was joined by her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, because the doting couple loved a uncommon night away from parenting duties for his or her two-year-old daughter, Sienna. The daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson defied expectations in a shocking sartorial concoction from royal-favourite model, The Vampire’s Spouse.
Princess Beatrice rocked a silhouette-enhancing coord from the designer label, consisting of ‘The Enchantress’ floral-print cotton prime and matching fluted skirt. The royal’s stunning prime framed her décolletage with a deep sweetheart neckline and romantic puff sleeves, secured by corset-style lace-up fastenings.
© Gareth CattermoleHer dramatic tiered skirt featured a figure-skimming waistline and delicate fluted hem with a number of ruffles for added drama. Princess Beatrice teamed her look with ‘Romy 100’ black suede pumps from Jimmy Choo and carried a bejewelled ‘Espey Clutch’ from Fiona Kotur.
Beatrice’s fiery auburn hair was styled in a facet half and left to fall to her shoulders in a shiny, straightened model. Finishing her look, the royal added a pure make-up combo and accessorised with a number of delicate gold equipment.
© Mike MarslandRoyal model followers have been fast to touch upon Beatrice’s extremely elegant ensemble, taking to Instagram Web page @royalfashionpolice to share their ideas within the feedback part.
“Va va voom!! She appears unbelievable on this outfit. She appears straight out of a Fellini film,” wrote one fan. “Precisely her model however carried out up for a flowery night!! Matches her superbly. Love seeing her in ensembles which might be extra streamlined often.”
A 3rd fan added: “This costume appears wonderful on her!” as a fourth agreed: “I’m really not an enormous Vampire’s Spouse fan however that is FABULOUS on Beatrice!”
© GettyPrincess Beatrice is a loyal follower of Susie Cave’s model, The Vampire’s Spouse. The immediately recognisable, hyper-feminine silhouette of Cave’s designs have lengthy been a favorite in Beatrice’s wardrobe for years now.
From date nights in London to celebrating the late Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, the radiant royal has trusted The Vampire’s Spouse designs with a few of her most particular moments within the highlight – and so has the Princess of Wales.
