Although Princess Kate is dressed very stylishly, the real fashion heroine of the royal family is obviously Princess Anne.
Because in a world where people would rather go into debt than wear the same outfit twice, Princess Anne happily changed her entire look, from start to finish.
We're not just talking about what she wore a few weeks ago, Anne is wearing clothes from decades ago. Fashion may come and go, but she always adheres to the style of combining Mary Poppins with the dynasty from the heyday of the late 70s to the early 80s.
Let's take a moment to appreciate the vintage style of Princess Anne.
1. Wasabi Poppins: This Princess Anne's favourite dress first appeared at the Royal Parade in 1980, most recently at the Royal Jockey in 2015.
2. Floral Styling: At Charles and Diana's wedding in 1981, she wore this costume for the first time.
3. At night, it will be all white: Princess Anne wore this ice-white dress for the first time to a dinner party at Grosvenor Palace in 1990, and then again on Save the Children Day in 2014.
4. Russian Wheel: This glamorous winter outfit debuted in 1983 and was unveiled again at Christmas 2012.
5. Tie: She made her first appearance in Thatcher-esque dress at a Save the Children church ceremony in 1991, and in 2001 she wore it to a school in Surrey.
6. Trendy Grid: In 1987 and 1996, Princess Anne wore this fashionable 80s dress to the same event (the kick-off of the British Olympic Games).
7. Swedish hat: This blue and yellow suit first appeared on a visit to Gibraltar in 2009 and in 2011 on the occasion of the celebration of the 90th anniversary of the Royal Legion.
8. Real Blue: Princess Anne first wore this blue-green gown at Charles and Camilla's wedding in 2005 and was re-featured at the Buckingham Palace Garden Party in 2013.
9. Street fashion: First discovered at the premiere of Never-Ending Tales 2 in 1990 and resurrected at the 70th birthday party of Constantine Greece in 2010.
10. Pink Beauty: Worn at the British Academy Film Awards in 1990 and at Save the Children in 2001 (fluffy sleeves removed).
11. Yellow: In 1981, it first appeared in the official baptism photo of Baby Zara, and 32 years later, in 2013, it appeared again on Lake Windermere.
12. British rose: At the wedding of her daughter Zara and Mike Tyndall, the mother of the bride proudly wore the rose, and a year later at the Royal Jockey Race.
13. "Eleven Arhats": First appearance at the Berkeley Square Ball in 1984 and a charity performance by the Bolshoi Ballet at the Royal Albert Hall in 1993.