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Princess Beatrice arrived at St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle on Sunday for Easter Mattins, choosing an Easter-friendly pastel color.

Beatrice wore a pastel pink dress with black braiding detail on the sleeves and a black belted bow on the waist from Emilia Wickstead. She coordinated the dress with black suede pumps from Aquazurra and accessorized with a black clutch bag from Dune London and a black sequin fascinator with white ruffle trim.

The outfit took inspiration from her aunt Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh’s wardrobe. In 2018, Sophie wore the identical style on the primary day of the 2018 Royal Ascot.

This wasn’t Beatrice’s first time trying on the pink Emilia Wickstead dress either. In 2019, she wore the identical ensemble for a public appearance at Trooping the Color.

Beatrice and Sophie are known for his or her close relationship and for recycling fashion, often re-wearing outfits.

Beatrice wasn’t the one member of the royal family who took a sustainable approach to style for Easter this yr. Catherine, Princess of Wales, best generally known as Kate Middleton, re-wore a royal blue Catherine Walker coat that she previously wore for the Commonwealth Service in March 2022.

Middleton, Prince William and their three children all opted for a blue color palette for Sunday Easter Service. William and Prince George wore matching navy suits, while Prince Louis wore a navy suit jacket and lightweight blue shorts. Princess Charlotte wore a layered navy coat over a blue-and-white floral dress.

The royal family’s 2023 Easter service in St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle on Sunday marked the primary Easter without Queen Elizabeth II. The moment also marked Prince Louis’ Easter service debut. Other royals attended the event as well, including King Charles, Queen Consort Camilla, Zara Tindall, and Princess Anne.