Princess Eugenie returned to New York City for a friend's wedding after spending two years living in the city.
For the ceremony, Eugenie re-wore a dress that she originally donned at the Duke of Westminster's wedding in 2024.
The Princess of York, 35, attended Australian actress Phoebe Tonkin's wedding to Bernard Lagrange in May, with photos only becoming available this week.
The wedding took place in New York City, where Eugenie lived from 2013 to 2015 after graduating from university.
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|Princess Eugenie returns to New York City after spending two years living in city (stock picture).
Lagrange, similarly to the Princess of York, is an art expert and works for Sotheby's, a fine art company.
The royal mother-of-two studied History of Art at Newcastle University and currently works as the director of the art gallery, Hauser & Wirth.
Prince Andrew's youngest daughter re-wore her £545 olive midi dress from the brand Joseph to Tonkin's wedding.
The green garment, originally worn by the Princess at the Duke of Westminster's 2024 wedding, features long sleeves, a V-neck and a pleated skirt.
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|Princess Eugenie (right) pictured attending Phoebe Tonkin and Bernard Lagrange's wedding in May.
Fans loved Eugenie's economical re-wear, taking to social media to share their opinions.
One said: "I love this dress on Eugenie - she looks lovely. The bride is beautiful too." Another wrote: "Good for her! No need of new clothes for every occasion."
A third commented: "I love how happy she is for the bride."
Finally, someone posted: "I recognised that dress straight away."
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|Princess Eugenie wearing the olive dress from Joseph at the Duke of Westminster's 2024 wedding.
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|Princess Eugenie pictured during her gap year in New York in 2014.
Hugh Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster married Olivia Henson in what was dubbed the society wedding of 2024.
Two members of the Royal Family graced the ceremony with their presence, including Eugenie and her cousin, Prince William.
The Prince of Wales took on the role of an usher for his longtime friend's nuptials at Chester Cathedral.
William's younger brother, Prince Harry, is also a good friend of Grosvenor's; however, the Duke of Sussex did not attend the ceremony.