We’re in love with this white Self-Portrait dress with black polka dots, which Beatrice accessorized with a white belt and oversized shades. A set of delicate gold bracelets completed the look. Beatrice, 32, who is due to give birth to her first child this fall, was joined in the royal box at Wimbledon by her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozziand her aunt Sophie, Countess of Wessex. However, Duchess Katewas nowhere to be seen—she’s currently isolating at home at Kensington Palace after coming into contact with a COVID case. She’s due to return for the final stages of the tournament this weekend. In two weeks Beatrice and Edoardo will celebrate their first anniversary—the couple exchanged vows in an intimate ‘pandemic wedding’ last July, which was attended by a handful of their family members including the princess’s grandmotherQueen Elizabeth II. For the wedding, Beatrice wore the astoundingly dramatic Queen Mary Fringe Tiara, featuring diamond-encrusted rods emanating like a halo from the wearer’s head, and which was worn by the queen on her own wedding day when she married Prince Philip in 1947. (It also served as the then-Princess Elizabeth’s “something borrowed”, having been loaned to her by her mother.) Beatrice also chose to honor her grandmother in her choice of vintage diamanté-encrusted dress, a dreamy ivory number that the queen wore to the 1967 State Opening of Parliament. It was announced in May that Beatrice and Edoardo (who already has a five-year-old son) are expecting their first child together. When their baby is born, he or she will bump Beatrice’s sister Princess Eugenie further down the line of succession—Beatrice and Edoardo’s child replace her as eleventh in line to the throne, while Eugenie’s four-month-old son AAugust Brooksbank will find himself in spot #13. Next up, Princess Eugenie Brought 4-Month-Old August to See a Herd of 100 Life-Size Wooden Elephants—Including a Baby Elephant Who Shares her Son’s Name!
