Princess Beatrice has caused a fan frenzy as she stunned in a vintage outfit at a VIP event.
The Princess of York attended an industry event at Spotify’s London office where she wore a floral print silk midi dress.
Princess Beatrice attended a Talk The Future of Tech event in London
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The royal paired the outfit with Jimmy Choo ‘Romy 100’ burgundy velvet pumps, which sell for £522.
The 35-year-old mother let her auburn hair fall in loose waves and wore natural, rosy-cheeked makeup.
Fans gushed over the princess’s look, stating: “The fabric of the dress matches with the velvet heels and also the length of the dress is perfect…all in all love her looks.”
Another person admired: “Beautiful! She is one of the few women that looks gorgeous in this type of dress.”
Princess Beatrice wore a floral print dress by The Vampire’s Wife
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A third supporter said: “One of her personal bests. Perfect colour palette on her – the way those burgundy Choos tie to that dress!”
The princess has worn The Vampire’s Wife clothing several times, including for the BBC Earth Experience opening last year and the Platinum Jubilee celebrations in 2022.
In November last year, Beatrice also stepped out in a metallic, navy ball gown with puffed-sleeved shoulders and a ruffled skirt for a glamourous event in New York.
The Princess of Wales is also a fan of Susie Cave’s brand and wore a piece by the designer for her first joint portrait with Prince William.
Beatrice paired the outfit with a pair of Jimmy Choo ‘Romy 100’ burgundy velvet pumps
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Beatrice is the founder of a company called BY-EQ
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At the event hosted last week, Beatrice was joined by the former Warner Bros Discovery boss Priya Dogra and Sakshi Chhabra Mittal, founder of science-based meal delivery service Foodhak.
The three discussed the “impact tech is having on mission-driven companies and strategies for designing businesses in the modern age, as well as how to bring more women into tech.”
The princess is founder of a company called BY-EQ, which she set up in 2022 under her work name, Beatrice York.
She is also the Vice President of Partnerships and Strategy at US software and data firm Afiniti.
