Princess Beatrice's coquettish royal wardrobe is usually packed full of spellbinding florals and a serene colour scheme.
But we cannot get over this gothic dress of dreams worn by the British royal back in 2007, when she attended a fundraising ball for the Children in Crisis charity at the Dorchester Hotel in London.
© Tim Graham Photo Library via GetGlammed up to nines, Beatrice, then 19, was a vampiric muse in the corset gown, which hugged her waist and flowed into an elegant mermaid-style skirt.
As well as the sultry, plunging necklace, the structured corset top also featured a dramatic plunging V-neck halterneck strap.
Beatrice wore her trademark auburn locks cascading past her shoulders and styled in voluminous Hollywood curls, framing her camera-ready makeup comprised of fluttery black lashes, warm bronzer and nude lipstick.
© UK Press via Getty ImagesBeatrice attended the occasion alongside her former boyfriend, Dave Clark.
Autumn muse
Another one of Beatrice's throwback looks is serving as serious Autumn style inspiration.
The outfit in question is a killer green miniskirt, worn by the British royal back in 2013 on a cloudy summer's day at the Polo.
© PA Images via Getty ImagesThe royal's ensemble, which, as well as the skirt, was comprised if a cream shirt, and a pair of giant cream stilettos to match.
Beatrice completed her look with a striking blue and green pendant necklace and this time wore her fiery tresses in a flawless, sleek blow-dry.
© PA Images via Getty ImagesWith an umbrella in hand to battle the potential downpour, Beatrice looked fabulously chic as she made her way into the Cartier Queen's Cup at Windsor Polo Club.
Style sisters
While Beatrice's solo style adventures continue to leave us dazzled, there's nothing more powerful than a royal sister duo, and Beatrice, along with younger sister Eugenie, make for a perfect pair.
They previously opened up to Vogue, revealing how they help each other harness their confidence, especially when attending public events.
© Getty"We're each other’s rocks," Eugenie told Vogue. "We're the only other person in each other’s lives who can know exactly what the other one is going through.
Eugenie added later: "When we were younger, I always used to make her go into parties first. I'd hide behind her, and she'd make the first move, then I'd get louder and louder as she made me more confident."
