Beauty Wellness Food Family Fashion PureWow100 Gift Guide
All Topics
recipes home entertainment news travel books money pets cultures tech weddings stories new york miami dallas los angeles hamptons chicago
Podcasts The Coterie
Social

© 2010-2021 Wow Media Products, Inc doing business as PureWow. All rights reserved.
news

Princess Eugenie’s Garden Party Dress Isn’t Just Chic, It’s on Sale

By: Lex Goodman
Published: May 30, 2019

Princess Eugenie went the way of a dusty English rose yesterday for a rather intimate (J.K., there were 8,000 people) family affair at Gan-Gan’s house palace.

The 28-year-old Princess of York oozed elegance at her grandmother Queen Elizabeth’s garden party yesterday. While her sister, Princess Beatrice, opted for a silk floral midi dress, Princess Eugenie selected an all-neutrals ensemble that was reminiscent of her Zac Posen wedding reception gown.  

Princess Eugenie arrived at the garden party wearing a Sandro Paris two-in-one wrap dress in a neutral rose hue.

Yui Mok/WPA Pool/Getty Image

Her garden party dress features a demure v-neck and a pleated skirt similar to the Zac Posen gown she wore after becoming Mrs. Jack Brooksbank. It even has a button closure to secure the dress in place—essential for both ample-chested women and garden parties. The best part? The dress is currently on sale for $311 (it was originally $445), and the Sandro website offers two-day shipping and free returns. That’s what we call a win-win.

Eugenie kept the neutrals train going with unexpected (studs on a royal?!) Valentino Rockstud leather 100 pumps in metallic and poudre (similar version in poudre, $845). She carried a nude Marano clutch from British designer Anya Hindmarch, which is unfortunately now sold out. She completed the look with the Maggie Mowbray Millinery Helena feathered hatband in off-white ($454). Interestingly, she tucked the white veil on the headpiece underneath for a less formal take.

Blushing bride neutrals look good on you, Eugenie.

The Royal Family Just Shared Prince Harry’s Full Cricket World Cup Opening Speech