Royal style of the month – February 2021

King Philippe and Queen Mathilde visited Pharma Haelvoet pharmacy on Feb. 24, 2021 in Evere.
The Belgian Queen was her usual colour-coordinated self in a vivid orange blouse paired with matching face mask, clutch and drop earrings.
Photo: © Yves Herman - Royal Belgium Pool/Getty Images

The Countess of Wessex showed her support for British fashion during London Fashion Week in a printed Victoria Beckham dress, featuring a Jazz Age-inspired scribble print, for the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design presentation on Feb. 23.
Photo: © BFC

Duchess Meghan was radiant in the Oscar de la Renta Citrus Primavera Dress paired with an Ecksand Pink Sapphire Cocktail Ring with Diamond Pavé during her surprise appearance with Prince Harry on Feb. 22 during the Spotify Stream On event.
Photo: © YouTube/Spotify

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank introduced their son, August Philip Hawke Brooksbank, on Feb. 20.
The new mom sported a flowy cream dress and soft beige trench coat paired with a padded headband, the Jennifer Behr Thada Velvet Headband in Topaz.
Photo: © Instagram/@princessuegenie

Queen Máxima made a statement in red when she visited Christian Primary School Sabina van Egmond in Oud-Beijerland on Feb. 18.
She sported a red longline coat with coordinating pencil skirt. Oxblood red gloves and a slick of red lipstick rounded out the ensemble.
Photo: © REMKO DE WAAL/ANP/AFP via Getty Images

On Feb. 16, Queen Letizia attended an exhibition at the National Library in Madrid.
She looked supremely elegant in a red dress from Massimo Dutti. The Spanish royal kept warm with a black Carolina Herrera coat draped over her shoulders.
Her gradient black-to-red pumps completed the coordinated outfit.
Photo: © Paolo Blocco/WireImage

Duchess Camilla and Prince Charles had a joint engagement at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on Feb. 17.
The Duchess of Cornwall recycled a vibrant red-and-purple check coat from her wardrobe for the event. It was paired with tall black boots and a white blouse with frilled sleeves.
Photo: © Molly Darlington - WPA Pool/Getty Images

On Feb. 12, Princess Eugenie left Portland Hospital in London wearing a camel coat and a Hill House Home tartan nap dress.
The new mom positively glowed! She gave birth to her baby boy on Feb. 9.
Photo: © Karwai Tang/WireImage

Queen Mathilde wowed in a pale pink monochrome ensemble during a visit to the Jan Yperman Hospital in Ypres on Feb. 12.
She coordinated her pastel pantsuit with a paisley tie neck blouse and matching face mask. Her light pumps and clutch were expertly matched, too!
Photo: © Frédéric Sierakowski - Royal Belgium Pool/Getty Images

Queen Letizia turned heads at the APM (Madrid Press Association) Journalism Awards on Feb. 9 in a black top and tall boots punctuated with a pleated ombré-effect midi skirt.
Photo: © Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images

Queen Mathilde was a vision in a yellow coat and silky blouse during a round table on the clothing sector in Brussels on Feb. 9.
The Belgian royal rounded out her ensemble with wide-leg grey trousers and coordinating shoes.
Photo: © Laurie Dieffembacq Pool / Photonews via Getty Images

Queen Letizia wowed in grey tones for a meeting at AECC (Spanish Association Against Cancer) on Feb. 4 in Madrid.
The Spanish royal wore an ivory blouse with tie neck, grey check trousers from Massimo Dutti and a coordinating coat draped over her shoulders.
Photo: © Paolo Blocco/WireImage

On Feb. 2, Duchess Kate held a video call in recognition of Children's Mental Health Week with her patronage Place2Be.
She recycled a chic blue tweed Rebecca Taylor suit from her wardrobe to speak with teachers from the Ribbon Academy in County Durham.
Photo: © YouTube/@TheRoyalFamily

Queen Letizia attended a meeting at the FAD (Foundation Against Drug Addiction) headquarters in Madrid on Feb. 2 in a monochromatic look featuring a grey tweed coat, black top and slacks.
She accessorized with a black clutch, loafers and a white face mask.
Photo: © Paolo Blocco/WireImage

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