This week, Princess Beatrice proudly showcased her baby bump at a chic art fair in central London.
Just days after announcing her second pregnancy with Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, Beatrice was spotted mingling with celebrities and sports stars at Frieze, a renowned art fair held in Regent’s Park.
Known as “the world’s leading platform for modern and contemporary art dedicated to artists, galleries, collectors, and art enthusiasts,” the event attracted notable figures, including tennis star Emma Raducanu and Sherlock actor Benedict Cumberbatch.
The London edition marked the latest stop for the globally celebrated festival, which has already made its rounds in New York City, Los Angeles, and Seoul this year.
At the VIP preview, the 36-year-old princess embraced the season’s style in a chic autumnal outfit, pairing a burgundy suede trench coat with a sleek black dress.
She completed the look with black pointed ballerina flats and a stylish black leather bucket bag, posing effortlessly for the cameras.
Beatrice kept her makeup fresh and natural, wearing her ginger hair in a sophisticated messy bun for the day out at Regent’s Park.
This wasn’t the first time Princess Beatrice enjoyed London’s arts scene this year. In July, she attended a Mayfair gallery event, where she mingled with French street artist Mr. Brainwash, also known as Thierry Guetta.
At the event, hosted by Clarendon Fine Art and Jack Barclay Bentley, the then-35-year-old wore an elegant light floral dress with white, green, and lilac patterns, paired with beige pointed pumps and styled her hair in loose waves.
Beatrice opted for a glamorous makeup look, complete with dark eyeshadow and dusky pink lipstick. She and Guetta shared a lively conversation while admiring his artwork, which included a white car splattered with vibrant colours, paintings of cars, and evocative portraits reminiscent of Hopper’s Nighthawks.
One striking piece even featured her uncle, King Charles III, behind the wheel of a silver Bentley.
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