As children, the pair were often spotted wearing adorable identical outfits.
(Their matching blue velvet gloves and hats onChristmas Day in 1996come to mind).
One well-known beauty rule is that eyebrows should be sisters, not twins.
It seems Eugenie and Beatrice take the same approach when it comes to their coordinated looks.
Checkered coats
Is there anything more quintessentially British than a checkered trench?
Meanwhile, Eugenie wore a camel-colored tweed coat featuring a houndstooth pattern by Weekend Max Mara.
It featured double-breasted buttons, cuffed sleeves, a waist belt, and a unique frayed hem.
Excuse us while we scour the web for dupes of these timeless coats.
The star of the show?
The headwear, of course.
With understated yet elegant dresses, the sisters let their hats do all the talking.
Eugenie accessorized her black and tan dress with a dramatic, cream-colored saucer hat, adorned with a rose.
Beatrice wore a silk coat dress with a black belt and matching headband bejeweled with sparkly beads.
She completed the look with a maroon headband, wicker clutch, and black pumps.
Once again, the York sisters prove you don’t need to be literally twinning to coordinate your looks.
Eugenie donned a Calvin Klein turquoise dress with a high neckline and pleated skirt.
Beatrice went with a pastel blue hue, wearing a collared lace dress by the brand Maje.
The dress was synched at the waist with a sash tied in a bow.
Her matching wide-brimmed hat also had a pop of color with a multi-colored tassel.
Like her sister, she styled her look with a nude clutch.
Both sisters also wore studded coordinating studded heels.
Summer florals
Nothing signifies the start of summer like the Trooping of the Colour parade.
In 2017, the sun was shining and so was our favorite style duo.
Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice were twinning in light-colored dresses with floral motifs and statement-making hats at the annual celebration.
Interestingly, Beatrice’s hat matched the color of her sister’s dress perfectly, and vice versa.
Who says royal fashion can’t be sultry too?
Beatrice wore a black tea dress with red and silver florals and a pussybow collar.
Eugenie’s tea dress featured yellow and white florals and sheer sleeves with polka dot detailing.
It made sense that both sisters completed their looks with Louis Vuitton bags.
Beatrice added a pop of color with bright blue, while Eugenie went with classic black.
Eugenie added a red lip in the same shade as her sister’s dress.
Flower power
These royal sisters love florals and florals love them.
Beatrice looked whimsical in an off-the-shoulder navy blue dress featuring tiny pale blue flowers.
Eugenie opted for an Alice + Olivia green chiffon wrap dress with large yellow flowers and semi-sheer balloon sleeves.
In 2019, at an event at Westminster Abbey, she donned the ensemble for a third time.
It’s refreshing to see Eugenie break the modern-day stigma that re-wearing an outfit is a faux pax.
If royals can be outfitter repeaters, so can we.
Eugenie went with a bright red number, while Beatrice went with a black-and-white dress.
Eugenie’s dress is monochromatic, while Beatrice opted for a geometric pattern.
However, it’s how well these colors and patterns complement each other that makes it coordinated.
Their contrasting color palettes of red, black, and white actually look great when viewed side by side.
Jackie O, is that you?
She accessorized the look with silver Valentino heels and a nude clutch.
Featuring sheer mesh sleeves and a voluminous skirt, the entire dress was embellished with tiny beads.
While their choice of color wasn’t surprising, their choice of headwear certainly was.
In 2015 they both wore sophisticated coats in you guessed it shades of blue.
Eugenie stood out in a topaz coat with large lapels and black buttons, matching her black tasseled clutch.
Her black mesh-trimmed fascinator featured a sparkly embellishment, adding a playful touch to the refined headpiece.
Beatrice wore a black and blue block dress, while Eugenie rocked red.
Beatrice’s black straw hat, designed by Nerida Fraiman, was adorned with white rose applique.
Meanwhile, Eugenie’s blue hat featured red flowers to match her own dress.
Both sisters wore black heel pumps, with Beatrice’s featuring a cream toe.
Black and white
Another Royal Ascot, another style win for the York sisters.
The skirt featured white panels on either side.
She once again rocked her favorite cream-toe black heels.
The similar print, high neckline, and frilled hem paid homage to the royal lineage through fashion.
We love a sweet style tribute!
