In a week filled with royal engagements, Princess Anne once again showcased her reputation as the hardest-working member of the British monarchy.
The 73-year-old Princess Royal made headlines as she visited Mary’s Living and Giving Store in Wandsworth, an event aimed at raising funds for Save the Children, a charity close to her heart.
Dressed to impress, Anne donned a chic stone-colored jacket that perfectly complemented her pleated midi skirt.
Her choice of elegant black suede knee-high boots added a touch of sophistication to her ensemble—one that her sister-in-law, Queen Camilla, would surely admire.
Tying the look together was a stylish printed scarf around her neck, along with black gloves and a sleek leather shoulder bag, all contributing to her polished appearance.
As is customary, the Princess Royal wore her hair elegantly styled up, with volume at the roots.
A silver brooch adorned her jacket, adding a hint of sparkle to her outfit.
True to her royal status, Anne opted for a simple yet refined makeup look that highlighted her natural beauty.
During her visit to the charity shop, the Princess took the time to express her gratitude to the dedicated volunteers and staff who tirelessly work to support Save the Children.
Anne’s connection to this organization runs deep; she became Chair of Save the Children UK back in 1970 and transitioned to the role of patron in 2017.
Over the decades, she has actively participated in numerous projects both in the UK and internationally, visiting countries such as Uganda, Bangladesh, and Sierra Leone.
Recently, Anne celebrated Save the Children’s impactful presence in Sri Lanka, marking 50 years of the charity’s work in the region.
Her commitment to these causes reflects not just her dedication but also her desire to make a tangible difference in the lives of those in need.
On another note, Princess Anne’s daughter, Zara Tindall, also made waves this week by embracing bold fashion choices.
Stepping out in a vibrant orange coat that she first wore during Ladies’ Day at the Cheltenham Horse Racing Festival in 2012, Zara proved that recycling fashion can be both stylish and sustainable.
Zara’s visit to Laxton’s Specialist Yarns spinning mill and Martin Mills textile mill in Poole was particularly noteworthy.
As the President of the UK Fashion and Textile Association, she took the opportunity to operate a newly installed winding machine, designed to boost productivity while reducing energy consumption.
The royal family continues to demonstrate their commitment to various causes and industries, whether through charitable work or promoting sustainability in fashion.
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