{"id":309689,"date":"2025-08-01T16:24:22","date_gmt":"2025-08-01T16:24:22","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/309689\/"},"modified":"2025-08-01T16:24:22","modified_gmt":"2025-08-01T16:24:22","slug":"two-surprising-royals-have-been-named-as-some-of-the-best-dressed-women-in-britain","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/309689\/","title":{"rendered":"Two Surprising Royals Have Been Named as Some of the Best-Dressed Women in Britain"},"content":{"rendered":"

While Princess Kate<\/a> and Meghan Markle<\/a> have long monopolized fashion coverage<\/a> of the Royal Family, there’s plenty of other stylish royals<\/a> that have been wowing fans with their wardrobes in recent years. On Thursday, July 31, Tatler published its annual best-dressed in Britain list, releasing the first 10 of its 25 most fashionable faves\u2014and two royals that you might not expect made the cut.<\/p>\n

Zara<\/a> Tindall and Princess Alexia of the Netherlands were both in the top 10, making them the only royals included so far. (The full list will be released in the magazine’s September issue, releasing August 9).<\/p>\n

Coming in at number five, Princess Alexia\u2014the daughter of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima<\/a>\u2014might not be British, but she’s studying in London. “A princess of the Netherlands and now a certified queen of the London scene as she finishes her inaugural year of studies at UCL\u2014 Alexia is bringing the glamour of the Dutch throne to WC1,” Tatler wrote of the 20-year-old, adding, “This young royal could teach us all a lesson in dressing for success.”<\/p>\n

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Princess Alexia wears a Maje skirt and top with a Massimo Dutti jacket on King’s Day 2025.<\/p>\n

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Zara Tindall wears a Veronica Beard suit at Royal Ascot 2025.<\/p>\n

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Princess Alexia wears a COS dress for the Dutch royal family’s 2025 summer photo call.<\/p>\n

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Zara Tindall wears a Hobbs coat and Victoria Charles hat at the 2025 Cheltenham Festival.<\/p>\n

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Alexia, whose big sister, Princess Catharina-Amalia<\/a>, is the future queen of the Netherlands<\/a>, often wears cool-girl styles from brands like Maje, Zara<\/a> and S\u00e9zane<\/a>, adding some edge with pieces like leather jackets draped over her shoulders. Like Duchess Sophie, she’s also a big fan of this season’s trendy-again espadrille wedge<\/a>, having worn a Zara style in her family’s summer photo shoot this year.<\/p>\n

As for Zara Tindall, Princess Anne’s daughter<\/a> came in at number seven on Tatler’s list, with the outlet writing, “Riding with polish and dressing with panache, Princess Anne<\/a>\u2019s daughter is a vision on and off the horse. Her recent wardrobe hits have been nothing short of spectacular, from the perfect Rebecca Vallance tea dresses at Ascot to the tailored Fairfax & Favor pieces at Badminton.”<\/p>\n

Indeed, the Olympic athlete stepped out in a parade of enviable looks at Royal Ascot this year, including a floral Anna Mason dress<\/a> and a powder blue Veronica Beard trouser suit. And with rumors that Prince William<\/a> could pass over some royal duties<\/a> to his cousin, Zara is surely going to have more opportunities to shine on the royal style scene.<\/p>\n

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