The Duchess of Edinburgh looked elegant in a balletic silk dress courtesy of Gabriela Hearst while visiting the poignant Unsilenced: Sexual Violence in Conflict exhibit at the Imperial War Museum in London.
Her dress was paired with the 'Rosalia 65mm Patent Leather Pumps' by Jimmy Choo and a snakeskin nude clutch by Sophie Habsburg.
Princess Charlene of Monaco stole the show in a super sculpted cocktail dress while unveiling two royal portraits in the Salle des Marriages at the town hall in Monaco.
The dandelion printed Akris dress was paired with Gianvito Rossi heels and tiny stud earrings - très chic.
The Princess of Wales stepped out to christen HSM Glasgow in a gorgeous Suzannah London coat dress. The nautical navy and white number featured a stripe down the front and white piping on the pockets. The look was accessorised with a striking Philip Treacy hat and suede pumps.
Princess Beatrice oozed glamour in a Rebecca Vallance dress when she attended the Matrix Awards in New York. The royal nailed the trend of the year, sporting the bow-adorned cocktail dress with the 'Romy 100' style heels from Jimmy Choo and her hair in tumbling curls.
The Duchess of Edinburgh attended a Buckingham Palace garden party in a new Barbie pink look. Her 'Mikela' dress from Beulah London was teamed with her highest heels of the year – the 'Sledge Patent Leather Pumps' from L.K. Bennett. A Jane Taylor hat rounded off the look nicely.
Queen Mary of Denmark made a surprising style move in trainers as she posed for a photo captured in the Cerrado in Brazil to mark Biodiversity Day. She teamed her flats with an earthy A-line skirt and a white linen shirt.
Princess Eugenielooked like a vintage star at a royal garden party at Buckingham Palace. She styled a never-before-seen polka dot Rixo dress with the 'Marina' hat by Emmy London and the classic 'Romy 85 Navy Suede Pumps' from Jimmy Choo.
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