3 Chic Royal Outfits We Want to Copy This Summer

There's no denying that we love a good royal wedding (we probably don't need to tell you that if you're a regular reader of Who What Wear). While gawping at gorgeous dresses fit kings, queens, princes and princesses are totally our bag, sometimes we want to see something that's a little more, well, accessible when it comes to fashion from the monarchy.

Sure, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle have it nailed for more casual looks from the British Royal Family, but there are so many other royals from around the world that are just as chic and have plenty of outfits that are worth copying.

Recently, we've spotted numerous European royals out and about at various summery events in ensembles that demand our attention. From Beatrice Casiraghi to Princess Sofia of Sweden to Queen Letizia of Spain, we've got some incredible looks that we think you should see. Whether that's a pair of gorgeously tailored trousers or wearing one of the biggest dress trends of the summer, keep scrolling to see our favourite looks from these royals and where to shop their style.

Style Notes: Beatrice Casiraghi is married to Pierre Casiraghi, who is the son of Caroline, Princess of Hanover. Journalist Beatrice is well known in her own right and recently was spotted at the Monaco Grand Prix wearing this gorgeous polka-dot dress and black strappy sandals. The addition of the fun, heart-shaped glasses gave it a youthful twist.

Style Notes: Queen of Spain, Letizia, is known for her pared-back outfits. She's often spotted in block colours and rarely bold patterns. Here, she's opted for a full blue monochromatic outfit, which is a great option for a chic wedding guest outfit, no?

Style Notes: Princess Sofia of Sweden is another royal who knows that princesses don't just have to wear dresses. Her looks are regularly on the best-dressed royals lists and this recent ensemble is no exception. The pale blush trousers look great with a matching bag and the high-neck blouse make this outfit seem incredibly fresh.

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