Royals and horses go hand in hand, but no one epitomizes the horse girl aesthetic more than Princess Anne. Queen Elizabeth's only daughter inherited her mom's love of all things equestrian—and was an Olympic competitor to boot—and on Thursday, August 7, she traveled to Ireland for a very on-brand outing. The Princess Royal, 74, also took a cue from the late Queen's fashion playbook for her Irish adventure, wearing shades of green while visiting the 150th Dublin Horse Show.
Diplomatic dressing is a key part of royal visits, and Princess Anne represented Ireland's flag by wearing a dark green skirt with a mint-hued blazer while meeting with Ireland's president, Michael Higgins, and first lady Sabina Higgins. She accessorized with a blue and green scarf and a very appropriate brooch—a diamond-studded gold horse pin she's been wearing since the '80s.
