The York household joined the rest of the British Royal Family in Sandringham on Christmas Day. While Prince Andrew has become one of the most talked-about royals recently, his daughters, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice also caught the attention of many during the celebration.
Based on claims, the Princesses of York arrived in a very fashionable style and appearance. With their clothing and accessory choices, many fans and supporters witnessed the royal siblings' notable pieces.
Upon their arrival, the older princess was with her fiancé, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. As for the youngest York princess, she was accompanied by her husband, Jack Brooksbank.
According to Town & Country magazine, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice wore headbands. While the newly engaged princess opted for a "bold green" headband, the younger royal chose to wear her navy blue headband cap.
Aside from their hair accessories, they also had black handbags to match their respective outfits. For Princess Beatrice, she wore a camel-colored coat which she paired with black gloves and boots.
On the other hand, Princess Eugenie chose to wear matching colors as she wore a navy blue coat and a pair of blue heels.
While their style and appearance were noticed by both critics and fans, many royal experts commended the princesses' "bravery" and strength amid all the struggles that they have been facing recently.
As per Express UK, several royal experts and commentators have been praising Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice for their overall courage that they possess. It was even noted that their mother, the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, also shared that she is proud of her two daughters.
Despite all of the controversies and trials that have come to their family, the two princesses seemingly kept their cool and elegance.
It is worth noting that the York family has been plagued with various controversies and allegations after Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice's father, Prince Andrew, recently spoke about his links with the late Jeffrey Epstein.
Although he was presumably hoping to set things straight and get the empathy of the public, he was instead slammed and criticized. As a result, he "stepped back" from his royal duties for good.
No confirmations have been made if Queen Elizabeth II forced his second son to do so. Even so, many are convinced that this was an instruction made by the Duke of York's mother for the sake of the monarchy's future.
