Princess Anne cut an elegant figure in Bristol on Monday as she visited a charity to celebrate the organisation's 50th anniversary of supporting victims of crime.
The Princess Royal, 74, looked effortlessly chic in a white tea dress adorned with a blue botanical print and layered with a waist-cinching camel-hued jacket and a printed silk scarf.
Staying loyal to her go-to beauty regime, the mother-of-two slicked her hair into a neat chignon and added a berry-red lipstick to finish her look.
© Victim SupportTaking to X, formerly Twitter, the charity shared a heartwarming message following the Princess Royal's visit.
"We want to say a big #ThankYou to Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal for visiting us to mark our 50th anniversary.
"We celebrated our staff and volunteers who have worked tirelessly to deliver vital support to victims of crime."
It's not unlike Princess Anne to reign supreme in the style department, having earned her fashion stripes as one of the best-dressed royal ladies decades ago.
From recycling looks from her twenties to wearing her late mother Queen Elizabeth II's clothes, the royal is no stranger to a head-turning sartorial ensemble.
© Victim SupportWith her latest look, it seems the Princess Royal unknowingly rocked one of autumn's most highly-anticipated fashion trends; the suede jacket.
The royal fashion muse looked smart and sophisticated in her silhouette-skimming blazer, which featured a contrasting suede collar in a chocolate-brown hue.
It's not the first time the sister of King Charles has served up style inspiration for the colder seasons. From the late nineties to the early noughties, the Princess often rocked an asymmetrical tweed blazer with contrasting brown lapels.
© ShutterstockShe often fashioned the look with a bold printed silk scarf, similar to her look in Bristol earlier this week.
Far from being something of a 70s or 90s fashion throwback, suede jackets and chocolate brown hues were a key fabric on the autumn/winter '24 catwalks and a mainstay of Copenhagen Fashion Week - proving the Princess Royal is forever ahead of the fashion game.
