Royal Family Members Who Are Already Setting 2023 Style Trends

Kate Middleton embraced one of the season's hottest colors, cobalt blue, while attending Easter service at Windsor Castle this year. Here, she's pictured donning a vibrant blue coat by London fashion designer Catherine Walker paired with a matching pillbox hat.

Middleton also mastered monochrome dressing that day when she paired her coat with a matching blue dress and clutch.

Meghan Markle put her own spin on the popular off-the-shoulder trend by wearing a white off-the-shoulder dress with a tailored silhouette to a gala in New York City.

Middleton attended the 2023 Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey wearing a delicately-embroidered floral two-piece set. Embroidered dresses, tops, and other garments have gained popularity in recent years, and we're sure we'll see more people copying the Duchess's gorgeous spring look soon.

You can't go wrong with cream. Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, attended the same event dressed in creamy hues. Neutral shades, such as beiges, creams, whites, and grays, have been appearing everywhere lately.

Princess Eugenie opted to wear a beautiful floral print dress to this year's Easter Sunday festivities. Dresses of all patterns and prints have become especially popular, with designers like Diane von Furstenberg including them in their ready-to-wear collections.

Princess Eugenie also helped jump-start the fringed coat craze in late 2022. These sophisticated jackets, which are a little unexpected, dominated this past winter and continue to be a favorite of trendsetters everywhere. Eugenie’s Weekend MaxMara version is incredibly chic.

If you want to add a bit of excitement to any outfit, throw on a thick velvet headband. This velvet Jane Taylor London one, worn by Lady Louise Windsor, is statement-making yet sophisticated.

Isla Phillips, great-granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II, was already ahead of the trend curve last Christmas when she wore a pair of black leather loafers to celebrate. Loafers of all styles and heights are everywhere now.

Tindall was photographed wearing a pair of tortoiseshell sunglasses during the Cheltenham Festival. Tortoiseshell is another of-the-moment fashion trend that we’ll see more of in eyewear, hair clips, and accessory detailing.

Expect to see more pinstripe suits, like this one worn by Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, in the coming months. Both sleek and easy to style, pantsuits add an upscale yet laid-back vibe to any outfit.

Move over traditional black leather coats—more colorful versions, like this deep pink one Ferguson wore during a recent outing in Los Angeles, are set to take over. Dressed with matching pants and tops or worn as a statement piece, colorful leather jackets really set the mood.