As the autumn weather starts to set in, many of us are looking for a wardrobe refresh. And, as these stylish royals prove, a grey suit is one of the most hardworking pieces you can own.
Queen Letizia of Spain, Princess Charlene of Monaco, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark have all stepped out in grey suits in recent days, proving its a transitional trend that’s not going anywhere.
The suits can come in all shapes, styles and shades, and be worn with anything from a comfy rollneck to a crisp white shirt, making it an extremely versatile ensemble.
‘The grey suit is the ultimate hardworking hero wardrobe piece, striking the perfect tone between business and sultry, whilst never being overpowering,’ stylist Miranda Holder told FEMAIL.
Queen Letizia of Spain, 50, was pictured in a deep grey suit with a blue hint as she attended a meeting at The Royal Spanish Academy in Madrid on Thursday
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark stepped out in a sharp grey suit to attend the Danish Industry Award 2022 on Tuesday night
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden, 45, has been another royal in the past few days having fun with a grey suit. The future Queen cut a stylish figure as she stepped out in wide leg grey checked suit whilst attending the 50th anniversary celebration of the Oland Bridge in Kalmar
Princess Charlene of Monaco also opted for the hardworking grey suit as she stepped out in a charcoal flare as she celebrated the 10th year of Prince Rainier III of Monaco at the Monaco Palace
‘Both Queen Letizia of Spain and Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark looked immaculate in their outfits embracing soft power dressing to present a composed and neutral form.’
She continued: ‘The colour grey represents wisdom, intelligent and integrity, whilst evoking a sense of calm sophistication.
‘As well as this it’s the perfect neutral tone for any wardrobe, complementing both arm and cool hues.’
Queen Letizia of Spain, 50, was pictured in a deep grey suit with a blue hint as she attended a meeting at The Royal Spanish Academy in Madrid on Thursday.
The stylish mother-of-two elegantly paired the two-piece relaxed suit with a black t-shirt and black pumps.
Stylist Miranda Holder has said Queen Letizia of Spain looked immaculate in her suit embracing soft power dressing to present a composed and neutral form
The Spanish royal isn’t the only one who is experiment with the monochrome palette, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark stepped out in a sharp grey suit to attend the Danish Industry Award 2022 on Tuesday night.
Mary, 50, looked ever-so-chic in a grey checked blazer and matching trousers by Alexander McQueen as she entered the Royal Arena in Copenhagen
She paired the sophisticated power suit with a simple blue ribbed shirt, Mulberry handbag, understated jewellery and grey suede pumps.
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden, 45, has been another royal in the past few days having fun with a grey suit.
UK-based stylist Miranda Holder said that Crown Princess Mary embraced the powerful yet neutral tones and used it well as a base to accessorise
The future Queen cut a stylish figure as she stepped out in wide leg grey checked suit whilst attending the 50th anniversary celebration of the Oland Bridge in Kalmar.
Mother-of-two Victoria get on theme with a grey polo neck jumper letting her statement suit do the work.
She tied her brown hair back and opted for large silver hoop earrings to complete her trendy autumn look.
Princess Charlene of Monaco also opted for the hardworking grey suit as she stepped out in a charcoal flare as she celebrated the 10th year of Prince Rainier III of Monaco at the Monaco Palace.
The grey suit is a powerful statement, which Princess Charlene (pictured) knows how to do well. She paired her suit with a sharp white shirt
Known for her power dressing, the stylish royal, 44, looked sharp as she paired her deep grey suit with a crisp white shirt and simple pearl drop earrings.
Miranda champions how the grey suit can be styled up or down and can be re-worn countless times for any occasion.
She added: ‘The art of rewearing your wardrobe on numerous occasions has been demonstrated successfully of late by our much loved British Royals such as Princess Kate and Camilla the Queen Consort, and even the late Queen Elizabeth II herself.
‘This was a wonderful way to appear relevant to their public, by making their wardrobes a little more accessible and relatable to fashion loving onlookers.
‘There is a comforting familiarity in seeing the same pieces used in different ways time and time again – demonstrated by the late Queen herself with her colourful monochromatic looks, and finally, it helps to cement their personal brand and make them even more iconic.’
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