Harriet Phillips is still basking in that elusive, newlywed glow! The wife of Peter Phillips, who married the royal in June, looked the epitome of elegance on Wednesday, as they were pictured at Somerset House.

The couple were all smiles at the opening ceremony of a new, landmark exhibition called Reviving Craft: Reflection of the Mind, which spotlights China's traditional craftsmanship and heritage with more than 60 artisans featured. 

Stealing the show, Harriet looked resplendent in red for the rare public outing, gazing lovingly at her husband, who suited up in black with a bow tie and a matching smile. 

Harriet's flattering midi-length gown by the royally loved brand Beulah London featured a high neckline and a plethora of striking pearl buttons. The long-sleeved dress, which costs £895 and is known as the 'Nyra' dress, was fitted with a matching red belt and a flared silhouette from the waistline.

Princess Beatrice is a huge fan of the London-based brand, having stepped out in an impressive ten designs by the label. In 2025, the mother of two was a ray of sunshine as she joined the royals at the traditional Easter church service in Windsor. 

For the family gathering, led by King Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, Princess Eugenie's older sister opted to rewear her waist-defining bottle-green dress from her collection. This style looks almost identical to Harriet's - the only difference is the neckline is slightly higher.

Beatrice teamed the emerald frock with a pair of satin block heels from Emilia Wickstead, as well as a small black Chanel handbag complete with a chain handle. 

Princess Beatrice and Harriet Phillips' Beulah London dresses are near-identical

The redheaded royal has worn the garment on several occasions, including in 2024, when she was spotted at the luxurious Oswald's in Mayfair.

Complete with a button-down bodice, chic belted waist and flattering full-length skirt, it's easy to see why Princess Beatrice's 'Ahana Chambray' crepe midi dress has been a staple in her wardrobe for so many years. The royal's love for the design is so great that she owns a pastel blue version, as well as a tartan iteration, which she wore at Princess Kate's 'Together at Christmas' carol concert back in 2023.