The Duchess of Edinburgh looked so stylish as she stepped out for the Hertfordshire Schools food and farming day on Tuesday.
Sophie, 60, was seen wearing a floral dress by Peter Pilotto which featured short floaty sleeves, a tapered waist, and a floaty skirt.
© GettyThe printed number made from a waffle fabric was an outfit repeat moment from 2019 when she attended day nine of the Wimbledon Championships.
She also wore the piece in April of that year when she joined the blindness prevention charity Orbis UK to mark the launch of their See My Future appeal at an event in London.
A special royal touch
© GettyPeter Pilotto is a special brand for the royal family. Not only is it the designer behind Sophie’s blue floral dress, but its designers, Christopher De Vos and Peter Pilotto, created Princess Eugenie’s bridal gown for her wedding to Jack Brooksbank in 2018.
The dress features a neckline that folds around the shoulders and a billowing full-length train.
Sophie’s recent outings
© PA Images via Getty ImagesA light summer dress is all Sophie has been wearing recently, allowing her to look put together in the heat. Earlier this week, she looked like a mermaid as she tucked into an ice-cream at the RHS Hampton Court Garden Festival.
© GettyThe dress, which had a keyhole neckline, was paired with the ‘High Mary Jane Leather Espadrilles’ by Penelope Chilvers, and she carried the whimsical ‘Capri’ cut-out floral raffia bag by Sophie Habsburg.
© GettyMeanwhile, her outing to the Central School of Ballet in June called for an emerald green look. Sophie donned the ‘Everley’ wrap dress by Zimmermann and wore her hair in an apt balletic bun. The floaty dress from the royally-adored Australian label was a new addition to Sophie’s summer wardrobe.
