Princess Anne looks so smart in unexpected flares and loafers
Princess Anne was spotted on Thursday enjoying a low-key public engagement in Portsmouth with her husband Sir Timothy Laurence and she looked as stylish as ever.
The Princess Royal, 73, looked elegant in a pair of flared trousers which marked a notable departure from her usual skirt-suit looks. Her flares were made from a textured fabric for added interest and on the bottom half, were paired with a pair of chic patent loafers.
Adding to the tailored look was the Princess' fitted jacket which featured three off-centre buttons to keep the garment done up. Underneath she slipped on a patterned shirt with an open collar neckline.
To accessorise, King Charles' sister carried one of her go-to black leather crossbody bags slung over one shoulder and popped on a gold chain necklace.
As per her usual style, Anne rounded off her look with a timeless brooch. For this occasion, she chose a dainty number in the shape of a crown which is almost identical to the Royal Navy and Merchant Services Gold and Pearl Nautical Crown Sweetheart brooch.
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The most unexpected accessory of all was the mother-of-two's hard hat! After all, she was visiting the HMS Victory Conservation Project at HM Naval Base.
Princess Anne's recent fashion choices
The outing in Hampshire with her husband comes just days after the Princess made an appearance at King Charles' garden party at Buckingham Palace which welcomed over 800 members of the public to celebrate the creative industries.
Zara Tindall's mother opted for a vibrant look which was perfect for the spring sunshine. She wowed in a vivid cobalt blue cropped jacket that featured four gold buttons down the front.
Anne teamed the jacket with a mid-length dress with a pencil skirt that was covered in bright blue and green flowers with a watercolour effect. She teamed the look with a vibrant blue fascinator with floral and feather detailing, a triple string of pearls, and navy gloves.
Before that, the Princess was spotted in her element surrounded by horses during a visit to Victoria Therapeutic Riding Association in Saanichton, Canada.
Prince William's aunt wrapped up warm in her Olympic anorak and a cream scarf as part of a three-engagement day which also included unveiling a plaque to commemorate her late mother Queen Elizabeth.
Her third engagement of the day involved a very different outfit. The royal popped on her military uniform as she conducted a royal salute before members of the Royal Canadian Navy during the Battle of the Atlantic service.
DISCOVER: Princess Anne is immaculate in fitted suit with silky shirt
The service was held in front of the cenotaph at the legislature in Victoria.
