Princess Beatrice’s style evolution in photos

Over the years, the Queen's granddaughter Princess Beatrice has risen through the ranks to become one of the world’s most fashionable royals. <p>But it wasn’t always sartorially smooth sailing for the Princess of York. The doe-eyed beauty was criticized for sporting an unusual headpiece at Prince William and Kate wedding in 2011, a move that launched the British Princess into the international spotlight.</p> Since then, the redheaded royal has been spotted at more and more fashion events, including London Fashion Week, while garnering praise for her chic, effortless style. <p>Here, Hello! looks back at Beatrice’s dramatic style evolution.</p>
Little Princess Beatrice made her first fashion statement at her christening, where she wore an intricate, ivory gown as dictated by royal tradition. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
At just a few months old, Beatrice was already the spitting image of her stylish mom, Sarah Ferguson. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham Picture Library/Getty Images
In a plaid-green dress and red Mary Janes, the little Princess was cute as a button standing next to her daddy, Prince Andrew. <br>Photo © Georges De Keerle/Getty Images
She’s now known for her fiery red hair, but as a child Beatrice boasted naturally platinum-blond tresses. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
Even as a youngster, the Princess was taking fashion risks! Here, she's seen sporting a pair of pink, butterfly-shaped sunglasses and a ruffled black-and-red checkered skirt for an outing at the park. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
It was her first day at nursery school and Beatrice was nervous. She put her best foot forward in the Upton House School's adorable navy-blue uniform. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
Donning a baseball cap and a letterman's jacket paired with a denim skirt, five-year-old Beatrice showed off her sporty-chic style at a Windsor horse show. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
While bored on the sidelines at her school's sports day, playful Beatrice made a silly face for the cameras. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
The whole gang's here: Prince Harry, Princess Eugenie, Princess Beatrice and Prince William posed for a photo during a family ski trip in Switzerland in 1995. <p>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
For her first Trooping of the Colour, Beatrice and her little sister Eugenie wore matching pink coats reminiscent of the Duchess of Cambridge. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
At a golf charity tournament, the Princess played a few rounds wearing a prairie girl-inspired ensemble — a plaid dress paired with black Mary Janes and frilly, white ankle socks. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
Beatrice could hardly contain her excitement when she and her sister Eugenie met her teen idols, the Spice Girls, in 1999. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
A keen equestrian from a young age, Beatrice rode her pony Del Boy at a horse show in 2000. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
Giving their daughter a reassuring hug, Prince Andrew and the Duchess Of York couldn't have been more proud of Beatrice on her first day at St. George's school in 2000. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
Wearing a feathered hat, fashionable kitten heels and a broad smile that showed off the teen's braces, Princess Beatrice presented the royal family with a bouquet of flowers after a church service in 2002. <br>Photo: © Tim Graham/Getty Images
During a family holiday in Switzerland, the Yorks got bundled up for an outdoor photo call before hitting the slopes. <br>Photo: © UK Press/Getty Images
Lucky Beatrice, dressed in a green tulle gown, got a smooch from Hollywood heartthrob Leonardo DiCaprio during the premiere of <i>The Aviator</i> in 2004. <br>Photo: © Dave Benett/Getty Images
The Duchess of York and her daughter walked the catwalk in matching black gowns for the Fashion For Relief Show during London Fashion Week in 2007. <br> Photo: © Chris Jackson/Getty Images
The fun-loving Princess wore a green tutu and a 'Beatrice' baseball cap for the London Marathon's 'Caterpillar' run, in which 32 runners were tethered together for a race. <br>Photo: © Indigo/Getty Images
Beatrice gained worldwide attention at cousin Prince William’s wedding to Kate Middleton for her choice of headwear. The hat, designed by Philip Treacy, was an internet sensation becoming a top trend on Twitter within minutes of the Princess arriving at Westminster Abbey. A month later, Beatrice offered the hat on eBay with proceeds going to charity. The winning bid was $131,000 with the money being divided between UNICEF and Children in Crisis. <br>Photo: © Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images
This was a proud moment for Beatrice, who graduated from Goldsmiths College on Sept. 9, 2011, clad in her cap and gown. <br> Photo: © Ian Nicholson – WPA Pool/Getty Images
The Queen's granddaughter wore a smart, navy ensemble and her red hair in ringlets during the Royal Maundy service in 2011. <br>Photo: © Arthur Edwards/AFP/Getty Images
Beatrice didn't disappoint at 2015's Serpentine Gallery party in a white organza dress that was decorated with little flowers. She wore her flame-coloured hair swept back and injected a pop of colour with bright red lipstick. <br>Photo: © David M. Benett/Getty Images for The Serpentine
The look of love: Beatrice was radiant as ever at the Royal Ascot in 2015 as she watched the races with her then-longtime beau, David Clark. The couple announced their split just days before Beatrice's 28th birthday. <br>Photo: © Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images
Beatrice attended the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty exhibit at the Victoria & Albert museum in March of 2015 looking every inch the style icon in a striking tuxedo gown with her hair in old Hollywood waves. <br>Photo: © Getty Images
The princess has become a familiar face at fashion shows around the world. Here she poses front row at Rebecca Minkoff's spring/summer 2016 show in New York. <br>Photo: © Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images for TRESemme
Beatrice was red hot as she attended the 2015 Women In The World Summit in London. Joining notables like Queen Rania of Jordan and model Erin O’Connor, the royal looked elegant and appropriately demure in a knit crimson dress. <br>Photo: © Fred Duval/Getty Images
Just like her cousin-in-law the Duchess of Cambridge, Beatrice knows how to dress for a royal engagement. Here she pairs an elaborate fascinator with a pale blue trench coat to attend an Easter church service at Windsor Castle. <br>Photo: © Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images
The Royal Ascot regular dazzled in a long-sleeved printed dress and oversized chapeau at the 2016 races alongside her sister Princess Eugenie. <br>Photo: © Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images
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