Duchess Sophie could be a ballerina in silk dress

The 'Andy Silk Maxi Dress' by Gabriela Hearst (£1,548) featured a tie-belt waist, three-quarter-length sleeves and a collared neckline. The floaty skirt added to the feminine feel of the look. 

The classic floaty number was paired with Sophie's go-to designer heels – the 'Rosalia 65mm Patent Leather Pumps' by Jimmy Choo and a snakeskin nude clutch by Sophie Habsburg. 

Elevating her look was a set of simple jewels. The wife of Prince Edward paired Monica Vinader's 'Siren Small Stacking Ring' (£70) with the brand's 'Siren Stacking Ring' and slipped the 'Woodland Single Oak Leaf Bracelet in 18ct Yellow Gold with Diamonds' by Asprey onto her wrist.

The duchess has worn a pretty pink look on a number of public engagements, always ensuring her look complements her complexion and sandy blonde hair. Most recently, she added a pale pink trench coat over a floral blouse and burgundy trousers during her and Edward's visit to the Isle of Jura. 

She also donned a pink and cream gingham look to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day at Buckingham Palace.

The royal re-wore the double-breasted coat dress by Suzannah London, teaming it with nude court shoes and a pink bouclé headband. She previously wore the look during Trooping the Colour in 2022.

Meanwhile, in 2023, Sophie incorporated print into an all-pink look. While attending a service to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the NHS at Westminster Abbey, the royal donned a floral dress with a V-shaped neckline and elasticated waist.

Cornflower blue is also been a colour favoured by Sophie this season. Earlier this week, she attended an afternoon tea honouring women of distinction at the Castle Hotel in Windsor wearing a blue broderie dress by Aspiga.

The fluted sleeve number was accessorised with open-toe Penelope Chilvers wedges, her first open-toe shoes of 2025, and a raffia bucket bag.

Once again, she wore her hair down, having been styled in a bouncy blow-dry.