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What did Sophie wear?
The Duchess wore a brand new Erdem “Roisin” pleated floral-print voile midi dress that costs £1,350.
The definition says: “The beautiful print on Erdem’s ‘Roisin’ midi dress is inspired by etchings of floral bouquets from the 1600s, featuring tulips, daffodils and honeysuckle.
“Cut from lightweight voile, it has ruffled trims at the collar and shoulders, a nipped-in waist and a pleated skirt. Pair yours with amethyst earrings and dewy lipstick.”
The Duchess wore her Loewe Collarless V Neck Coat on top, which she has owned since 2018 and originally cost £1,275.
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The definition reads: “This cream cashmere coat is true testament of Loewe’s rigorous focus on fine craftsmanship.
“The cocoon-inspired shape features a collarless V-neckline and long sleeves that fall from dropped shoulder seams, and is left unlined to retain a considered, lightweight feel. Layer it over a casual T-shirt and true-blue jeans as part of a pared-back weekend edit.”
To accessorise, the Duchess carried her £344 Sophie Habsburg Cleo Clutch in Burgundy, which she was first seen with in 2020.
In addition, Sophie wore her G Collins and Sons 18ct White Gold Diamond Set Infinity Earrings that cost £3,440. For footwear, Sophie wore her Prada CrissCross Sandals in Nude.
What did Princess Beatrice wear?
Beatrice opted for her Louis Vuitton Chain Print Asymmetrical Long Sleeve Dress, which she first wore two months ago.
The dress costs a whopping £2,900 and is made from 100 percent pure silk.
To accessorise, Beatrice carried her Saint Laurent Sac de Jour Nano Bag in Black Leather, which she first carried back in 2015.
Unfortunately the product is no longer in stock.
What did Princess Charlene wear?
Charlene opted for a long white jacket over a matching pair of white trousers.
She accessorised with big silver earrings and wore nude stiletto heels.
Charlene was accompanied at Oswald’s by her husband Prince Albert II of Monaco.
