Prince Philip might not be the first name that comes to mind when one thinks of royal style, but the Duke of Edinburgh leaves a lasting legacy in menswear and shopping habits.
Like the rest of the Royal Family, he always flew the flag for British talent and design and supported local businesses and labels with his considered looks. These included Savile Row institutions in London.
As someone who had a military career, he also embraced military dress, and selected it for milestone moments in his life.
His style choices were always appropriate for the occasion, polished and quietly elegant. Philip's fashion complemented his wife, the Queen's, and together they were a magnetic pair.
The father of four was also a conscious shopper who invested in timeless pieces and wore them for decades. This is something that son Prince Charles has adopted. It's a mindset that was well ahead of its time. It is all the more relevant now that customers become more conscious of their shopping habits and the impact on the environment and how they can select from sustainable options, support local businesses and celebrate the best of craft.
With the Duke of Edinburgh's passing at the age of 99 on April 9 at Windsor Castle, he will leave behind many legacies, and his impact on fashion is something that won't be forgotten.
Scroll through the gallery (or click through if you're on desktop) to remember some of Prince Philip's style moments.
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This camel version from Christmas Day church service at Sandringham in 2016 with the Countess of Wessex has timeless charm.
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He wore crisp military dress while she donned a printed frock and matching hat.
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He's seen here with Duchess Camilla, Prince Charles, the Queen, Prince William and Duchess Kate at the Diplomatic Corps Reception at Buckingham Palace in December 2016.
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He dressed up his teal sweater for the International Driving Grand Prix At The Royal Windsor Horse Show in June 2002.
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He wore this refined casual ensemble while scooting around the Royal Windsor Horse Show on May 16, 2002.
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He held Prince Charles by the hand as they arrived in London from Malta.
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Philip is seen chatting with eldest son Charles prior to a game of polo in Windsor in June 1975.
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He stood at attention to listen to the buglers during the transfer of the Colonel-in-Chief of The Rifles at Windsor Castle for the in July 2020.
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