Princess Beatrice followed Princess Kate's lead as the royals wore the same dress just days apart.
Beatrice stepped out in style at the FEVO Sport Industry Awards 2025 in London on Thursday, wearing a chic black Self Portrait dress previously worn by the Princess of Wales.
The black Self Portrait dress featured a belted blazer top and flowing crepe skirt, showcasing the brand's signature elegant style.
Princess Beatrice completed her ensemble with an Aspinal of London bag and sling-back Atana heels.
Princess Beatrice followed Princess Kate's lead as the royals wore the same dress just days apart.
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The Princess of Wales wore the identical dress in white earlier this month, when she attended a concert commemorating the 80th Anniversary of VE Day at London's Horse Guards Parade on May 8.
Kate was joined by Prince William, King Charles and Queen Camilla for the significant royal engagement.
This is not the first time the royal cousins-in-law have shared the same fashion sense.
The Princess of Wales wore the identical dress in white earlier this month.
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Kate, Beatrice and Sophie Windsor have all been spotted wearing the Ahana dress from Beulah London in recent years, with Kate owning it in pale pink, Beatrice in blue and Sophie in magenta.
Beatrice has previously worn the black Self Portrait dress on a more sombre occasion.
In September 2022, she donned the same outfit when she joined other royals to hold vigil following Queen Elizabeth's II death, demonstrating her tendency to rewear favourite pieces, much like her royal cousin Kate.
The FEVO Sport Industry Awards appearance was one of several royal engagements for Beatrice this week, marking her return to public life after the birth of her second child.
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The Princess noted she has had "a few more answers" about what happened, though still no precise explanation.
GettyDaughter Athena was born prematurely, but the Princess has recently confirmed that her youngest child is now doing well.
Two months after giving birth, Beatrice shared her experience in a first-person essay for British Vogue.
She described the "sheer worry" of her daughter's early arrival but revealed that Athena "is now doing really well".
The Princess noted she has had "a few more answers" about what happened, though still no precise explanation.
