Theroyal family is famous for its strict dress codes.
Royals are expected to wear certain colors, shoe styles, and dress lengths.
There are even rules about what pop in of hats are allowed.
It turns out, there’s no explicit rule against animal print for the royals.
In fact, they’ve been wearing it for decades.
The queen even wore a bold leopard-print coat back in 1952.
Let’s take a look at a few of the best animal-print outfits in royal history.
According toThe Daily Mail, the dress retailed for 355.
She also wore her long hair down in gentle curls and a side part.
According toYahoo, the skirt was originally from Zara and cost only $12.
Talk about accessible royal fashion!
Catherine’s pleated midi skirt was very on trend at the time.
It was the second time Catherine had worn the outfit, having sported the same dress in 2013.
(Catherine oftenrecycles her fashionable looks.)
According toThe Daily Mail, the coat dress is worth 169.
This outfit is giving us some serious Cruella de Vil vibes in the best possible way.
And according toFashionista, her outfit helped make this statement.
She also wore a pair of black Castaner wedges worth $99.
The outfit marked a move toward ethical fashion from Markle.
She also wore her hair in a chic low bun to complete the look.
According toWho What Wear, the shoe is called the Perfect Emma and was designed in New York.
We love that Markle uses her shoes to express her individuality in such a subtle, chic way.
According toHello, the bathing suit was designed by Jantzen, an American swimwear brand.
It’s pretty clear that Diana was way ahead of her time with this amazing animal-print look.
She paired the coat with a high-necked white shirt, boots, and large pearl and gold stud earrings.
“Princess Diana looks impossibly glamorous with her fur coats,” wrote the royal fan.
One thing is for sure, Diana certainly knew how to rock a great leopard print.
She also wore a black cape-style coat, black tights, a black bag, and black shoes.
She completed the sophisticated look with a pair of drop pearl earrings.
Many royal fans were impressed by her simple look and statement mask.
One wrote onInstagram, “Camilla is rocking that outfit.
You go, girl.”
Other fans were quick to compare Camilla’s style to the late Princess Diana.
Camilla wore the mask again during a visit to a London mosque in April 2021.
Camilla wore a monochromatic leopard-print shirt under a dark neutral peacoat for the occasion.
It was the perfect way to add a little flair to a traditional royal look.
It’s also a great example of how Camilla manages to add her own personal touches to her outfits.
You’re never too old to try a trend.
The key is in how you wear it."
Well, the way she wears a leopard print definitely works.
She finished off the outfit with a matching pink brooch.
It’s a great example of Camilla’s unique sense of style.
She certainly knows how to add her own little flourish to her royal looks!
