The royal chose the perfect effortlessly sophisticated style
Thanks to its cosy, velvet-like texture, corduroy was the fabric of autumn/winter 2022. And if you're still enjoying wearing your favourite cord pieces, it's not quite time to put them to the back of the wardrobe just yet.or a jacket, cord is still having a moment, as Princess Beatrice reminded us on Wednesday evening.
The royal attended an opening event for the new BBC Earth Experience at the Daikin Centre in London and chose a navy cord maxi for the occasion.
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