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From state banquets to red carpet appearances, the royal women have delivered a standout year in style.
While their wardrobes often come with luxury price tags, recreating the look doesn’t have to be expensive.
The high street offers plenty of chic alternatives that capture the essence of regal dressing – without the royal budget.
Whether you’re inspired by the Princess of Wales‘ love of tailoring or the Duchess of Sussex‘s Netflix glamour, we’ve listed affordable pieces that mirror their most memorable outfits.
The Princess of Wales
Kate rewore her striking Victoria Beckham trouser suit for a royal engagement in Oxford, after debuting the 70s-inspired design at the British Fashion Council event.
The impeccably tailored ensemble featured a longline single-breasted blazer and wide-leg trousers, complete with distinctive patch pockets – a bold yet sophisticated look.
While this statement-making suit may not be for the faint-hearted, it’s surprisingly versatile. Dress it down with loafers for an off-duty vibe or style it with heels for a polished finish.
The Duchess of Edinburgh
Sophie attended an afternoon tea at the Castle Hotel in Windsor wearing a stunning cornflower blue dress that immediately caught the eye.
The frock, named the Victoria and designed by Aspiga, is crafted from cotton broderie featuring delicate floral motifs. With its V-neckline, fit-and-flare silhouette and lace trim, it’s universally flattering.
Unsurprisingly, the dress sold out following Sophie’s appearance, but has since been restocked. Even better, it’s just landed in the sale.
The Duchess of Sussex
This elegant dress by Galvan might look familiar – Meghan first wore the design for Variety’s October 2022 issue.
Crafted from lustrous bias-cut satin, the label’s Ushuaia gown features a sleek asymmetric halterneck, offering a modern twist on the timeless evening silhouette.
Meghan’s exact dress is still available to buy. However, if the price tag is a little out of reach, Omnes has created an almost identical design, available at John Lewis.
Zara Tindall
Zara Tindall turned heads at Royal Ascot for three consecutive days, stepping out in a blue lace dress by Rebecca Vallance, a floral number from Anna Mason, and a monochrome look by Laura Green.
The latter may just be one of her best ensembles to date: refined, understated and timeless.
Crafted in classic navy and ivory, the dress featured a flattering fit-and-flare silhouette with contrasting trim. She styled it to perfection with a Mulberry handbag and Laurence Coste’s Cosima earrings.
Princess Beatrice
If you’re in need of party outfit inspiration, look no further than Princess Beatrice. She’s quickly become a fashion icon, making faultless choices on every occasion.
For the 2025 Matrix Awards in New York, Beatrice rewore her glamorous Rebecca Vallance Eliana dress, debuted at the launch of the designer’s Christmas collection last October.
Featuring dramatic puff sleeves, a flattering silhouette and feminine bow details, this dreamy piece is perfect for special occasions – and it’s currently reduced by 30 per cent.
Princess Eugenie
Princess Eugenie looked nothing short of sensational on the final day of Royal Ascot, arriving in the traditional carriage procession alongside her husband, Jack Brooksbank.
She radiated elegance in a figure-skimming red Whistles dress, complemented by an Emily London pillbox hat and nude Aquazzura Bow Tie heels.
The vibrant hue stood out beautifully against the sea of pastels, marking a confident and sophisticated style moment – one that can be easily replicated, with her exact dress currently on sale.
Queen Camilla
Queen Camilla captivated attention as she arrived at Westminster Abbey for the Thanksgiving Service marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
True to form, Camilla turned to her trusted designer, Anna Valentine, for a pristine white coat dress, which she accessorised with a Philip Treacy hat and Eliot Zed shoes.
Her ensemble offered a masterclass in summer styling, thanks to one striking detail: black blanket stitching. The graphic contrast gave the classic design a contemporary twist – perfectly in tune with the season’s trends.
