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Princess Beatrice was the queen of the racetrack at the weekend! The stunning daughter of Prince Andrew dressed to impress at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday, and what a chic outfit she wore in the sun.
The mother-of-two rocked a tailored dress by the high-end brand Sezane, which is loved by all the royal ladies, including the Princess of Wales.
Her ‘Silvana’ dress was designed in a bold ecru and green graphic print, and she wore her flame red hair in a sleek and straight style.
But did you see her shoes? The wife of Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi rocked a pair of gold snakeskin-esque ballerina flats with a T-bar strap. We automatically assumed they would be a high-end pair of stamps, but no, they actually came from high street mecca Zara! Although they are sadly a past-season buy, with an original price of £29.99, they can be purchased on eBay for around the £25 mark if you can find a seller offering your size. What a bargain!
© Formula 1 via Getty ImagesIf you want something a little more luxurious, L.K. Bennett has a great alternative, known as the ‘Drew Metallic Leather T-Bar Flats’, £183 / $280 which are designed in a similar shape but made from soft buttery leather.
The ideal summer flat.
The Bahrain Grand Prix
© Alamy Stock PhotoThe iconic Formula 1 event was frequented by other members of the royal family, too. Beatrice, 36, was joined by her younger sister, Princess Eugenie, as well as their cousin, Zara Tindall. Eugenie wore a forest green, body-con dress with an elegant split at the side, white trainers, and sunnies.
Mother-of-three Zara wore a variety of styles, but our favourite has to be a blue backless dress she had worn a few months previously. Her blue and white floral dress came from Australian luxury brand Scanlan Theodore, and she teamed it with a white leather bag from British luxury lifestyle brand Aspinal.
In January, she wore the same style in a post shared on Pacific Fair, showing the royal enjoying a shopping trip.
She showed off the relaxed dress in the video, turning around to reveal it as a backless frock, fastened with a bow as part of the fabric.
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