Royal Ascot 2026 has been a roaring success for the royal family, with many members of the famous household gracing the famous Berkshire race track.
The royal ladies all wore a perfect plethora of designer outfits, from Zara Tindall to Queen Camilla.
The Princess of Wales and Peter Phillips' new wife, Harriet, may have attended on two separate days, but they had a twinning fashion moment you may have missed. Both ladies carried the same bag!
The women opted for Anya Hindmarch's 'Maud' clutch bag for the festivities. Priced at £485, the piece is a hero design for the label. The website states: "A collection original, the much-loved Maud clutch is handmade in London using traditional techniques and impeccable craftsmanship. The Bespoke Maud can be personalised via hand-embroidered monogramming and an embossed secret message inside the bag."
© Getty ImagesDesigned in a myriad of sumptuous colours, Kate carried the cream version, while Harriet opted for a muted blue.
© Getty ImagesEasily identified by the kiss-lock fastening, it's a true classic piece that can be worn with an abundance of styles.
Kate's outfit
Kate brought the sunshine with her dazzling acid-toned yellow gown from Roksanda at Royal Ascot. The mother-of-three last wore the eye-catching frock in 2022 for the Wimbledon Ladies' Singles Final. The beautiful, A-line gown featured an oversized statement bow, which fell into a delicately pleated skirt.
© Getty ImagesLately, Princess Kate has been donning a lot of neutral tones, so to witness her step out in something so bright and eye-catching made a welcome, vibrant change, particularly with her coordinating Jane Taylor netted hat.
Harriet's outfit
Harriet and Peter joined Princess Anne in the second carriage following King Charles and Queen Camilla on the first day of Royal Ascot 2026.
© UK Press via Getty ImagesDressed in an elegant pale blue Suzannah London dress, Harriet looked at ease in the royal family as she smiled and waved at crowds. She accessorised with a Jane Taylor London hat in the same soft blue and coordinating slingback heels from Jimmy Choo.
© WireImageTucked beneath her blonde hair, which was styled in a low bun with curled tendrils framing her face, were diamond drop earrings from Pragnell. The brand was responsible for designing Harriet's trilogy engagement ring, just as they had done for the late Queen Elizabeth II in 1946.
