Princess Eugenie doesn’t always seem to be very strict about the royal dress code. Opinions differ on one of her latest outfits.
London – The two sisters Princess Eugenie (31) and Princess Beatrice (33) have often made headlines in the past with their sometimes extravagant outfits and eye-catching headgear. Eugenie still likes to interpret the royal dress code a little less strictly, reports 24royal.de *.
Princess Eugenie causes a stir: she doesn’t care about the royal dress code
As representatives of the British royal family, Princess Eugenie * and Princess Beatrice * are not in the limelight as often as Duchess Kate * (39), for example, but of course all eyes are on them when they appear at official appointments. A few years ago, the daughters of Prince Andrew * (61) and Sarah “Fergie” Ferguson * (62) appeared in outfits that stretched the boundaries of the royal dress code.
At an event a few days ago, Eugenie, who only became a mother for the first time at the beginning of the year *, caused a sensation with her styling. Critical voices saw it as a clear violation of the royal dress code.
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Princess Eugenie causes a stir: does she show too much leg?
The granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II. * (95) appeared in a mini dress and high boots for an art exhibition in the English capital. You see this combination every day on the streets of London, but for a member of the British royal family * it is not appropriate to show so much leg, at least the critics believe. Actually, the royal ladies should always keep their knees covered. The 31-year-old obviously didn’t feel like it and sported her chic look with a retro touch.
At the wedding of Prince Philippos of Greece (35) and Nina Flohr (34) *, at which Eugenie was a guest a few days ago with her husband Jack Brooksbank (35), she again showed a little more skin. Her dress was high-necked, but it featured a high slit in the legs. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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