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Harriet Phillips has seamlessly integrated into royal life following her wedding to Princess Anne's son Peter in June 2026.
Following a string of glamorous outings, including Ascot and Wimbledon, the NHS nurse was pictured enjoying a date day with Peter as they supported Prince William's charity polo match at the Guards Polo Club in Windsor.
While Harriet and Peter looked loved-up as they posed for photos, one family member who secretly avoided pictures was her teenage daughter Georgina.
To celebrate Harriet wearing one of their dresses, Beulah London took to Instagram to post a picture of the mother-daughter duo. The 13-year-old looked summery in a lemon yellow Aspiga skirt with an elasticated dropped waist, which she teamed with a Zara top, as identified by Royal Fashion Police.
The top featured delicate embroidery, ruffled shoulders, and a tie front – finishing slightly cropped above her skirt for a more youthful and playful silhouette than other royals might wear. A raffia clutch and pink espadrilles completed her effortless polo look.
Meanwhile, her mother looked chic in a baby blue belted dress known as the 'Aybra Cornflower Dress', featuring a timeless and flattering silhouette, including a fitted bodice, a belted waist, and an A-line midi-length skirt. Showing off her playful side, she carried a raffia basket bag by Anya Hindmarch.
Georgina's transition into the royal family
Georgina's first big moment in the limelight took place in April, when the royals welcomed Georgina warmly into the royal fold during the Easter Mattins service at St George's Chapel.
Harriet's teenage daughter from her previous marriage to fitness instructor Antonio St John Sperling joined the blended family's coordinated uniform of dark navy, light blues and beige tones.
Decoding the message they sent with their first family outing, Joanna Konstantopoulou, a London-based HCPC-registered practitioner psychologist with over 17 years of professional clinical experience, told HELLO!: "When a family appears together like this for the first time, what they wear can quietly shape how the moment is received.
"Choosing similar colours makes the group look more connected, which matters more in this kind of situation than it usually would."
She continued: "In blended families, there are often different backgrounds coming together at once, so creating a sense of visual consistency can help reduce any sense of separation. It’s not really about style. It’s about making things feel more straightforward and less divided, both within the group and from the outside."
Two months later, Georgina acted as a bridesmaid at her mother and stepfather's wedding at All Saints Church, Kemble. Georgina joined Peter's daughters, Savannah and Isla Phillips, in matching white structured Emilia Wickstead dresses, flower crowns and simple white bouquets.
