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Princess Beatrice wrapped up warm for the chilly London weather on Tuesday as she headed to the Fayre of St James Christmas Carol Concert with her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi at St James' Church in Piccadilly before attending the Sabina Bilenko Couture Christmas party at The Twenty Two,
The 35-year-old daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York, showed off her sartorial prowess in a £1,295 Temperley London coat, which she paired with black heeled boots.
Proving the perfect day-to-night attire, the double-breasted belted coat, which comes in a black, grey and white check pattern, featured rolled up sleeves to show off a pretty, delicate bracelet on her hand.
The mother-of-two, who shares two-year-old Sienna with husband Edo, tied her famous red tresses back and opted for a lowkey make-up look to show off her natural beauty.
Meanwhile Edo, who also has son Wolfie, seven, with her ex-fiancee Dara Huang, opted for a smart casual look in a navy jacket, jeans and and brown trainers.
Princess Beatrice wrapped up warm for the chilly London weather on Tuesday as she headed to a Fayre of St James Christmas Carol Concert with her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi at St James' Church in Piccadilly
The 35-year-old daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York , showed off her sartorial prowess in a £1,295 Temperley London coat, which she paired with black heeled boots
After going to the concert, Beatrice headed to the Twenty Two in London
Oh starry night! Beatrice clutched onto her handbag as she got ready to dance the night away
There was a smattering of celebs at the concert, including Norwegian popstar Sigrid, Made in Chelsea's Ollie Locke, Stephen Fry, and Simon Pegg.
The couple have attended the star studded carol concert in the past, including last year.
The event was hosted by the Quintessentially Foundation in aid of its new charitable initiative, The Firefly Project.
The Firefly Project was launched in 2022 by Quintessentially Foundation to support children and young people living in extreme poverty in London.
Since 2008, the Foundation has raised over £14m for a range of charities, and its new initiative focuses on grassroots organisations that are helping the capital’s young people achieve their potential.
The Firefly Project provides funding, tailored support and access to the Quintessentially Foundation network to help ‘turbo charge’ these smaller, community-based organisations.
It currently supports Little Village, The Kids Network, 2020 Change, Doorstep Library, and Team Up.
It's a much more casual look from the Princess of York, who has recently undergone a very glamorous makeover thanks to the society stylist.
The double-breasted belted coat, which comes in a black, grey and white check pattern, featured rolled up sleeves to show off a pretty, delicate bracelet on her hand
The mother-of-two, who shares two-year-old Sienna with husband Edo, tied her famous red tresses back and opted for a lowkey make-up look to show off her natural beauty
The royal's more sophisticated looks comes as she hired Olivia Buckingham, who also advises Poppy Delevingne and Nicky Hilton.
Since turning 30 five years ago, Princess Beatrice has gradually found a fashion formula of her own and is now widely praised for her elegant yet flattering outfits.
'I like to push my clients' boundaries but also stick to their authentic codes,' Olivia says. 'I don't want it to be one-sided, what I enjoy is giving them creative freedom, then we meet in the middle and come up with a magical look.'
Buckingham explains that she and Beatrice formed a styling relationship out of friendship. 'The whole process is collaborative when it comes down to choosing the final look,' she says.
Meanwhile Edo, who also has son Wolfie, seven, with her ex-fiancee Dara Huang, opted for a smart casual look in a navy jacket, jeans and and brown trainers
There was a smattering of celebs at the concert, including Norwegian popstar Sigrid, Made in Chelsea's Ollie Locke, Stephen Fry, and Simon Pegg (pictured with Danny Huston)
Sigrid and Gugu Mbatha-Raw were also in attendance at the starry gig
It comes as the Duchess of York, 63, said her two daughters are here 'biggest cheerleaders' and praised their support since her cancer diagnosis.
Sarah found out she had breast cancer following a routine screening and underwent a successful single mastectomy in June.
'My two wonderful daughters are my wholehearted cheerleaders, my devoted champions and my soulmates, and they have been as supportive as can be, as they always are,' she told PEOPLE.
The ex-wife of Prince Andrew also opened up about her experience for the first time as she made her debut as a Loose Women panellist on November 2.
The mother-of-two was on the programme to launch its inaugural 'Don't Skip Your Screening' campaign, highlighting the importance of attending mammogram appointments.
The V Foundation for Cancer Research unveiled the Sarah Ferguson V Scholar Grant for Breast Cancer Research, in honour of the Duchess, on 30 October.
Sarah, popularly known as Fergie, will join forces with the V Foundation Scientific Advisory Committee to select a research grant recipient by the end of 2024.
The project complements her commitment to supporting cancer patients, survivors, and research as patron of the Teenage Cancer Trust and the work of her foundation Sarah's Trust.
The Duchess said she is delighted to be partnering with the V Foundation Scientific Advisory Committee - and recently raised over $500,000 for cancer research at their annual event in Napa.
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