The Princess Royal, 73, added another brightly-coloured outfit to her regal style file
A post shared on X, formerly Twitter, by The Royal Family's official account showed a set of photos from the Princess Royal's day in Aberdeen."The Port of Aberdeen is now Scotland's largest berthage port. This new hub will boost vessels, projects, trade, and tourism in the area," read the post.
Royal fans were quick to comment on the Princess' stylish getup. "The Princess looks lovely in purple!" wrote one fan, as another penned: "Gorgeous Royal purple.""The Princess Royal looks amazing, this is such a great colour on her!"Princess Anne is no stranger to a bold, colourful look. Adding to her rainbow style file, the 73-year-old stunned in a scarlet-hued ensemble to attend church in Balmoral last month with King Charles and Queen Camilla.
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