BRF Fashion Thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here for this thread.

Same. So I googled beatrice and eugenie to get some latest looks. Here to help.

I love this flowered dress on her, but not the headband.

I like Beatrice’s dress and headband but dislike Eugenie’s knit dress. Doesn’t look right for the occasion.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I just love Zara and Mike Tindall. You know they spend most of their time in casual clothing but when they dress up, they go all in.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-13572139/Zara-Mike-Tindall-Kiss-Mike-royal-ascot.html

It’s really a global tragedy that Anne wasn’t the oldest.

Would it have mattered if she was the oldest? The rules were changed before George was born. Would have that affected the current BRF or just the future ones? They probably would have still given it to the oldest male under Elizabeth II.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Florals and pastels are great but sometimes you like to see a bold yellow.

Sophie Winkleman and Camilla

The yellow dress is a Beulah London dress that has taken the royal world by storm.

Sophie Winkleman has the yellow and pink long-sleeved version:


Princess Beatrice in the blue version:


Queen Mary of Denmark in white/light pink:


Princess Catherine in pink:

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Florals and pastels are great but sometimes you like to see a bold yellow.

Sophie Winkleman and Camilla

The yellow dress is a Beulah London dress that has taken the royal world by storm.

Sophie Winkleman has the yellow and pink long-sleeved version:


Princess Beatrice in the blue version:


Queen Mary of Denmark in white/light pink:


Princess Catherine in pink:

Interesting! My favorite is the fuchsia version on Sophie Winkleman. Great dress.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Florals and pastels are great but sometimes you like to see a bold yellow.

Sophie Winkleman and Camilla

The yellow dress is a Beulah London dress that has taken the royal world by storm.

Sophie Winkleman has the yellow and pink long-sleeved version:


Princess Beatrice in the blue version:


Queen Mary of Denmark in white/light pink:


Princess Catherine in pink:

Don't like Kate's dress here, not pretty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

Sleeves too short on fur jacket

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Florals and pastels are great but sometimes you like to see a bold yellow.

Sophie Winkleman and Camilla

The yellow dress is a Beulah London dress that has taken the royal world by storm.

Thank you for adding this! I love this dress.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

Sleeves too short on fur jacket

The sleeves are 3/4 length.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

Sleeves too short on fur jacket

The sleeves are 3/4 length.

Yes, too short, doesn't look right especially with slim wrist on a tall person (both apply to me so I know the look--looks like are wearing a child's coat)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Florals and pastels are great but sometimes you like to see a bold yellow.

Sophie Winkleman and Camilla

The yellow dress is a Beulah London dress that has taken the royal world by storm.

Sophie Winkleman has the yellow and pink long-sleeved version:


Princess Beatrice in the blue version:


Queen Mary of Denmark in white/light pink:


Princess Catherine in pink:

Don't like Kate's dress here, not pretty.

I like the color on her. The fabric is too thin for her figure. You can really see how high the waistband is relative to her natural waist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Florals and pastels are great but sometimes you like to see a bold yellow.

Sophie Winkleman and Camilla

The yellow dress is a Beulah London dress that has taken the royal world by storm.

Sophie Winkleman has the yellow and pink long-sleeved version:


Princess Beatrice in the blue version:


Queen Mary of Denmark in white/light pink:


Princess Catherine in pink:

Don't like Kate's dress here, not pretty.

I like the color on her. The fabric is too thin for her figure. You can really see how high the waistband is relative to her natural waist.

PS. Or a heavier slip would have helped with that.

Yes, I love sewing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

Sleeves too short on fur jacket

The sleeves are 3/4 length.

Yes, too short, doesn't look right especially with slim wrist on a tall person (both apply to me so I know the look--looks like are wearing a child's coat)

Looks fine to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Florals and pastels are great but sometimes you like to see a bold yellow.

Sophie Winkleman and Camilla

The yellow dress is a Beulah London dress that has taken the royal world by storm.

Sophie Winkleman has the yellow and pink long-sleeved version:


Princess Beatrice in the blue version:


Queen Mary of Denmark in white/light pink:


Princess Catherine in pink:

Don't like Kate's dress here, not pretty.

I like the color on her. The fabric is too thin for her figure. You can really see how high the waistband is relative to her natural waist.

Because her natural waist is reeeaaallly low

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And of course, Kate Middleton on her wedding day. Loved both her wedding gown and the after party dress:

Those are both low cut for the future Queen.

The actual Queen approved.