Royal-approved high street fashion and jewellery you can still buy,
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The British royal family may have access to the world’s top designers, yet they consistently champion the Great British high street.
Leading the way is Catherine, Princess of Wales, arguably its most influential advocate, with Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh and a newer devotee, Zara Tindall, following suit.
All three women have recently stepped out in affordable pieces – many of which are still available to shop, though likely not for long.
Catherine, Princess of Wales
Top picks from Kate include a timeless blue shirt from WNU, perfect for pairing with tailored trousers or dressing down with denim.
She’s also worn a striking burgundy top from ME+EM, elevated by a chic scarf collar.
When it comes to accessories, Kate frequently turns to high street jewellery, with standout pieces from Orelia – also loved by Cat Deeley – and the elegant Siren Wire earrings by Monica Vinader.
Zara Tindall
Zara showcased a series of high street finds during her four-day appearance at the Cheltenham Festival.
Her cosy roll neck knit from Kaffe is already close to selling out, with its pastel blue hue perfectly tapping into the season’s colour trends.
Her sleek burgundy knee-high boots from Reiss – currently reduced by nearly 50 per cent – are also firmly on the wish list.
Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh
Sophie often leans towards premium high street labels, with Penelope Chilvers a long-time favourite.
The Tuesday blouse, which she has worn on multiple occasions, is a true wardrobe staple.
She’s also a fan of Chelsea-based Lexy London, with the Deborah dress standing out as a spring must-have thanks to its feminine floral print and versatile, elegant silhouette.
