Princess Eugenie Stuns in Mint-Green Dress at Royal Ascot Despite Mixed Reviews

On Tuesday, Princess Eugenie made a striking entrance at the prestigious Royal Ascot, captivating attendees with her mint-green ensemble.

The Princess of York chose to wear the Mallory Middy dress designed by Diane Von Furstenberg, which retails for approximately £461.

To elevate her look, she paired the dress with Akwesura's beige suede heels adorned with a charming bow-tie detail, priced at £645.

Eugenie's accessories were equally eye-catching, featuring a chic moored tassel clutch from Anya Hindmarch, which costs around £625, and a bespoke light beige hat from Emily London-Signang, valued at an impressive £1,250.

Adding a personal touch to her outfit, the royal adorned her ears with exquisite diamond and emerald earrings, a heartfelt gift from her husband, Jack.

However, not all fashion enthusiasts were enamored with Eugenie's choice.

Social media erupted with critiques, as many royal watchers expressed their disapproval of the dress.

Comments flooded in on Instagram, with one user stating, “Not the right dress for her; it doesn't suit her.”

Another echoed this sentiment, declaring, “Not flattering for her at all.

The color, the shape, the fabric—nothing works, even the hat is off.”

Some fans pointed out specific aspects of the dress that they felt were unflattering.

One commenter remarked, “I don't think the criss-cross detail at the front suits Eugenie, nor does the color.

The shape is quite nice on her, though.

She has a lovely curvy figure.”

Another added, “It's a pretty dress, but it doesn't work for her.

The color does, but not the shape or fit.”

Despite the wave of negative feedback, there were also voices of support for the royal's fashion statement.

One admirer praised her new stylist, saying, “She clearly has a new stylist.

I love the look!

She doesn't have an easy figure to dress, and this really suits her—even if it does have some odd wrinkles here and there.”