Princess Beatrice has been having quite the summer so far, enjoying outings to Royal Ascot, Wimbledon and a glamorous family wedding.
The 34-year-old royal has now been spotted in St Tropez alongside her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, enjoying a sunset dinner at Le Club 55. Beatrice was seen rocking a rose print ME+EM dress with a flirty 50s style skirt - and we are obsessed.
The daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson looked beautiful in her 'Rose Print Structured Midi Dress', which she teamed with her favourite Chanel 'Lambskin Ballerines' in beige and black.
The pretty design boasts an A-line skirt, a fitted waist panel and a centre-front zip, making it versatile for every bust size.
The dress even has pockets, which is always a winner in our books! The retro design looked perfect on Beatrice, and fans were in love with the dress.
Leanne Bayley, HELLO!'s Director of Lifestyle & Commerce is a big fan of the brand. "ME+EM is a royal favourite, and it’s easy to see why," she says. "This is a sustainable brand that’s all about quality, not quantity and often the new season launches are small but mighty. I highly recommend shopping the sale on Me+Em, you’ll always be able to find a few gems."
If you're keen to emulate the royal look, you're in luck since the flattering design is currently 30 per cent off in the ME+EM sale.
© Spread Pictures / MEGAThe frock is now priced at £206.50, down from £295. Get in there quickly before it sells out!
Princess Beatrice, who recently celebrated her third wedding anniversary, has really been making her mark in the fashion world of late.
Eugenie's older sister's new stylist Olivia Buckingham is no doubt responsible for her style transformation, helping the mother-of-one to expand her fashion repertoire.
Buckingham has worked as a fashion stylist, creative consultant and Vogue Hong Kong contributor for over a decade.
© Max Mumby/IndigoDiscussing Beatrice's epic style evolution, royal style expert Miranda Holder told HELLO!: "The Princess has always favoured more romantic, feminine silhouettes and daintier prints and textures such as florals and lace which really suit her.
"At the same time, she also has a more dramatic, experimental side (which is a stylist’s dream to work with) and is not afraid to try something different on the bolder side."
© GettyGoing forwards, Miranda predicts Beatrice will stay true to her feminine aesthetic, with a fashion-forward twist.
"I think she will maintain her penchant for everything feminine, with pretty prints, fabrics and accessories taking centre stage but I am sure there will be a few fun fashion surprises that will keep us guessing too," she said.
