Princess Eugenie Has Exactly What It Takes to Choose a Royal Wedding Dress
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If Princess Eugenie of York looks familiar to you, it's because you might mistake her for her older sister, Princess Beatrice. The pair boast plenty of similarities, including their stylish wardrobes and preference for sophisticated cuts. Now that Princess Eugenie is engaged to Jack Brooksbank, we can only imagine the royal wedding dress that might be in the 27-year-old's future.
When coordinating an outfit, Eugenie always keeps her figure in mind, opting for pieces that are flattering, but shimmery enough to make a statement. A scroll through her past ensembles ensures she'll need very little help choosing a bridal look, whenever the time comes. Read on to see why Princess Eugenie's fashion moves are smarter than smart.
Princess Eugenie Has Been Coordinating Outfits With Her Boyfriend Jack For a While
They Easily Break Up Navy and Black With a Touch of Metallics
And When Jack Stays Classic, Princess Eugenie Brings the Edge in Leather
Princess Eugenie Can Pull Off an Asymmetrical Hemline
She Makes White Daydresses Look Like a Dream
She Knows a Crisp Collar Doesn't Always Have to Look Professional
Princess Eugenie Brings the Glamour For Red Carpet Events
She Knows How to Break Up a Busy Pattern With a Blazer
Princess Eugenie Knows How to Make a Peek-a-Boo Cutout Look Chic
She Dresses Right For the Season, Rarely Tweaking Her Smart Dress Length
Clearly, Princess Eugenie Would Have No Trouble Finding Her Something Blue
A textured clutch or eye-catching fascinator? No problem.
She's Got a Knack For Choosing Breathtaking Jewels
She's Got No Problem Adding an Ounce of Color to an All-White Outfit
And She Uses Colorblock to Shape and Flatter Her Figure
Princess Eugenie Knows All Her Best Angles
She Holds Her Own Standing Beside Friends of the Family
Like Cressida Bonas, when the two attended the wedding of Lady Melissa Percy and Thomas Van Straubenzee in 2013.
Eugenie Experiments With Off-the-Shoulder Cocktail Dresses
When She Finds a Color Scheme That Works, She Sticks With It
Often Forgoing Stripes For Neutrals
Or Reversing Her Lights and Darks
The Princess Can Pull Off a Gathered Train
And Forgiving Satin Looks
On Eugenie, Bows Look Elegant Instead of Playful
And Exaggerated Sleeves Are an Easy Add-On
There's No Wild Style Princess Eugenie Won't Try
But at the End of the Day, We Think She'll Choose a Bridal Look That's Classic
Maybe one in champagne like this mini, if we're lucky.