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Duchess Sophie beamed in a striking coral dress as she recreated one of the Beatles' iconic poses at Abbey Road Studios.
10:50, Thu, Apr 25, 2024 | UPDATED: 10:54, Thu, Apr 25, 2024
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Duchess Sophie wowed the crowds on Wednesday after she stepped out in a vibrant coral dress for an engagement in London.
The Duchess of Edinburgh attended an Orbis Visionaries Reception at Abbey Road Studios in London.
Sophie, who is Global Ambassador for the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness, whipped up a storm and recreated some of the Beatles' iconic poses, as seen on their album, Abbey Road.
The royal looked fabulous wearing Beulah London's Yahvi coral dress (£750), which she paired with a pair of nude pointed heels by Prada.
The eye catching, ankle-length garment featured long, ruffled sleeves and a slit to the knee. She completed the look with a Sophie Habsburg Cleo clutch in brown rose (£333).
The Duchess of Edinburgh previously wore the same dress at King Charles's Coronation concert back in 2023. Royal fans went into a frenzy over Sophie's latest appearance praising her dress choice. One fan wrote on Instagram: "Happy to see her in repeats instead new", while a second one said: "She looks lovely. The shape and colour look good on her."
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Meanwhile, another user wrote on X: "What a beautiful dress! She’s so classic and always so well put together." A second user noted: "Lady Louise is so lucky to have her Mother's closet to invade!!" A third one added: "This is absolutely one of her best looks. Love the dress… she looks amazing. Her playful personality shines through…she is so lovely"
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Sophie wore her hair tied back into an updo while she kept her make-up and jewellery minimal, to allow her dress to be the focal point of her appearance. Yesterday's appearance is very close to the Duchess's heart as her eldest daughter, Lady Louise Windsor, was herself born with esotropia - an eye condition which caused one eye to turn inwards and required corrective surgery. Orbis's aim is to "transform lives through the prevention and treatment of blindness".
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It comes and Duchess Sophie has been stepping up on royal duties recently after King Charles and the Princess of Wales were diagnosed with a type of cancer and are now undergoing treatment for it. Sophie and husband Prince Edward have been hailed as the Firm's new "power couple" as well as "excellent role models" to Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, as they them that they can be a "spare" or even a "spare to the spare" and succeed as working members of the Royal Family. Royal expert Jennie bond previously told OK! that Edward and Sophie "thoroughly deserve the recognition they are getting".
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