Pippa Middleton chose one of her favourite labels, Beulah, to attend a wedding in Scotland last weekend. The pretty brunette looked radiant in a purple and white graphic-printed maxidress (pictured below) that featured a knee-high split as she stepped out at the nuptials of Scottish aristocrats Edmund Salvesen and Abi Elphinstone. She teamed the stunning creation with a fur stole to keep out the cold, a purple and black fascinator by Gina Foster and violet heels.
Pippa was recycling the stole – she wore it in December 2012 to the wedding of friend Emma Logue in Northern Ireland. It's not the first time that the 29-year-old has opted for designer label Beulah, either. Launching her cookery book last year, Pippa wore the brand's purple Ildi satin dress. The Middleton sisters have often championed the brand, which is owned by Lavinia Brennan and Lady Natasha Rufus Isaacs, a friend of Kate's.
Shortly after announcing her engagement to Prince William, Kate posed for official photographs wearing Beulah's stunning scarlet Camberwell Beauty dress. Not to mention the blue Sabitri dress complete with veil that the Duchess respectfully wore during a visit of a mosque as part of her tour of south east Asia with William in September 2012. A few months earlier, Kate was spotting attending the wedding of school friend Alice St John Webster in Taunton,Somerset, wearing Beulah's printed silk chiffon Blossom dress, complete with billowing sleeves and a keyhole cutout.