Princess Beatrice of York is fresh off her summer style inspiration at Royal Ascot. But shortly after coordinating with Princess Eugenie, who also happens to be a royal sister, the two seem to continue their overlapping styles. In the latest sighting, Princess Beatrice started the new month with timeless pieces also seen on Eugenie.

On Monday, July 1, Beatrice was hosted by Clarendon Fine Art and Jack Berkeley Bentley to attend an art presentation by French-born, Los Angeles-based street artist Mr. Brainwash, He was spotted out in London.

There, Princess York looked darling in a mauve and chalk midi dress from The Kooples, a $535 long-sleeved, ecru-colored dress with a soft lilac floral print throughout, a high round neckline, and a casually toned, semi-elastic waist. The dress had a fluffy skirt that reached just above the ankles.

The original style came with a slightly semi-sheer bodice, but Beatrice seemed to have dressed more modestly for the occasion with a tank top underneath.

Beatrice kept her accessories to a minimum, opting for Kurt Geiger beige leather pumps.

The princess wore her hair in loose, relaxed waves. For glamour, she chose shimmery dark eye shadow, lightly flushed cheeks, and nude lips.

During the event, Princess Beatrice made the rounds to preview various pieces by Mr. Brainwash. She posed with artist Thierry Guetta, along with guests like British TV host Natalie Pinkham.

Princess Beatrice has worn florals many times this summer, as she is known for her attraction to bright prints and whimsical styles.

Learning style from her sister Eugenie, the granddaughter of the late Queen Elizabeth II, the royal recently attended the 2024 Royal Ascot, where she wore classic and timeless prints and joined several fashionable guests.

For the annual event, Princess Beatrice wore a linen and silk dress by Zimmermann adorned with a bright pink floral print, puff shoulders, and a bijoux belt at the waist. She paired it with Roger Vivier heels, a matching pink clutch from the brand, and a floral appliqué headpiece by Juliet Millinery.

While trends like brat greens and whimsical summer shirts float in and out, Princess Beatrice reminds us that floral dresses are forever. Go ahead, shop similar floral pieces inspired by the royal family's recent looks.