The Duchess of Edinburgh exuded elegance in a glamorous paisley-print dress to join King Charles and Queen Camilla at a reception to celebrate the work of William Shakespeare on Tuesday evening.
Duchess Sophie, formerly the Countess of Wessex, looked fabulous in a royal blue woven dress from Italian fashion house, Etro. Donning the luxury label's signature paisley print, the royal stunned in the brand's £1,035 'Paisley Woven Midi Dress' and navy suede pumps from Jimmy Choo; a sartorial concoction royal style fans have declared "spectacular".
Levelling up her look for the glamorous soirée, Duchess Sophie accessorised with a cobalt clutch from Sophie Habsburg and two hammered gold bangles from Halcyon Days.
The royal completed her exquisite get up by wearing her golden blonde hair in soft curls and highlighting her ageless complexion with a rosy blush, fluttering of mascara and golden bronzer.
Royal style watchers couldn't help but flock to social media to comment on the wife of Prince Edward's unique ensemble. "Sophie is looking radiant here. Love the midnight blue and gold," wrote one fan on Instagram, while another commented: "This is going to be one of my favourite looks on her ever. The style is great for her."
"This Etro dress is classy and perfect for business attire," chimed in a third fan, while a fourth added: "Magnificent. She definitely knows what works for her and almost always looks pitch perfect."
Marking the celebrations in light of Shakespeare's work, the mother-of-three was also joined by the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester as well as a host of British actors including Dame Judi Dench and The Crown's Helena Bonham Carter.
Celebrations and performances are being staged this year to mark the 400th anniversary of the first printed edition of Shakespeare's collection of plays, commonly referred to by modern scholars as the First Folio.
Duchess Sophie's pretty-in-paisley moment isn't the first of her style hits this month. On 6 July, the royal bloomed in a hand-painted floral tea dress from Suzannah London to attend the NHS' 75th anniversary service at Westminster Abbey, later slipping into a second floral dress by Emilia Wicksetad to spectate a performance of 'Orb and Sceptre' by the Household Division on Horse Guards Parade.
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Duchess Sophie then travelled to King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust to open a new training academy, enchanting royal fans in a sheer belted dress from one of her most-loved brands, ME+EM.