Princess Anne has stuck to her signature style for decades now, often opting for her tweed coats and military jackets, but, when it comes to summer fashion, she's still full of surprises.
At Royal Ascot 2025, the Princess Royal has brought out some beautiful pieces that demonstrated perfectly how she's always willing to try something a little different – and her look for the third day was another brilliant addition to her repertoire.
Joining the Duchess of Edinburgh, Princess Beatrice, and more, the 74-year-old looked beautiful in a stunning sundress that's a little more daring than what she typically goes for.
Walking beside her husband Sir Timothy Laurence, Princess Anne opted for a cerulean sundress with a pleated front and belted waist, opting for a gorgeous fascinator that matched its colour perfectly.
© UK Press via Getty ImagesTo accessorise, the sister of King Charles and Prince Edward brought a tan clutch, a three-tiered pearl necklace, and got creative in her styling: she paired her signature white gloves with a pair of matching white heels.
Princess Anne almost resembled her mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, who was known for her endless wardrobe of elegant midi dresses in bold colours.
Princess Anne's Royal Ascot style
Where else would the Princess Royal feel more at home than at the races? It comes as no surprise that the annual event sees the mother of Zara Tindall bring out her best looks.
© PA Images via Getty ImagesFor the second day of Royal Ascot 2025, Princess Anne, the famous royal recycler, brought out the most incredible outfit composed entirely of repeated pieces.
She stepped out in a bright orange silk wrap top, which she first wore out nearly forty years ago. To layer over it, the 74-year-old chose a pale tangerine skirt suit with a bold apricot-coloured lining.
Rounding off her ensemble, she kept on her cream leather gloves and wore a cream bow hat, with matching pair of heels.
© Tim Graham Photo Library via GetPrincess Anne first wore the exact same skirt suit to Trooping the Colour back in 1987, albeit with a different set of accessories.
For the occasion, she chose to wear a small white and orange hat with a simple pearl choker – an understated but elegant outfit.
