This is not the first time Eugenie has used jewellery to honour her husband. On her wedding day in 2018, she borrowed the dazzling Greville Emerald Kokoshnik tiara from her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. She paired it with emerald and diamond drop earrings, said to have been a gift from Jack on the occasion of their nuptials. Last October, on their sixth wedding anniversary, the Princess again wore emeralds, this time a pair of Aya earrings.
On the final day of Ascot 2025, Eugenie and Jack were photographed in the second carriage of the royal parade alongside trainer Ed Walker. The earrings weren’t the only repeat sighting: the Princess also carried her M2Malletier crossbody bag, previously seen at the season’s races and at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
The bold red of her final-day look stood in contrast to her softer choice the day previous. Eugenie surprised royal watchers with a thoroughly modern two-piece: a high-waisted white skirt and a cropped coffee-toned top. Finishing the look with her trusty beige Aquazzurra pumps and the same M2Malletier crossbody, the ensemble was a contemporary blend.
She is a princess, he is a tequila connoisseur who was once the British ambassador for the tequila brand founded by George Clooney and Randy Gerber, so far, so modern-day-royal-fairytale. Princess Eugenie, the Duke of York’s daughter, tied the knot with her husband Jack Brooksbank, on 12 October 2018. Since their happy day at St George’s Chapel, the royal couple have gone from strength to strength; welcoming two sons: August and Ernest and have moved part-time to Portugal.