Princess Beatrice Has a Holiday Date Night with Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in Favorite Christmas Coat

Beatrice has worn the cinched coat to a Christmas carol concert before — hosted by Princess Kate!

Princess Beatrice is ringing in the holiday season in a style staple.

On Tuesday, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson’s eldest daughter attended The Fayre of St. James's Christmas Carol Concert at St. James's Church in London with her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. Princess Beatrice bundled up in a white and gray plaid coat that might look familiar — she wore it to another Christmas concert last year.

Beatrice sported the same Temperley London look to Kate Middleton’s Royal Carols: Together At Christmas concert at Westminster Abbey in December 2022. Princess Beatrice, 35, and Edo, 40, also attended the first iteration of the holiday concert organized by Kate in 2021, and Kensington Palace confirmed last week that the Princess of Wales, 41, will host a third annual carol service on Dec. 8 — the same date that was accidentally leaked on the royal family’s website before the official announcement.

Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter wore her hair down with dangling earrings and carried a clutch when she donned the double-breasted belted coat to the show last December. Princess Beatrice gave it a more casual spin for its second outing on Tuesday by pulling her hair back and skipping extra accessories.

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Like many members of the royal family, including Princess Kate and Queen Camilla, Princess Beatrice is known for recycling pieces of her wardrobe over and over.

Last week, Beatrice made a sparkling fashion statement when she wore a sequined rose gold Monique Lhuillier dress with a coordinating capelet to a launch party for the designer’s flagship store in London. The shimmering style was reminiscent of the rose gold Jenny Packham gown Kate wore to the banquet following the royal wedding of Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa of Jordan in June, which she attended with Prince William.

The Prince and Princess of Wales weren’t the only members of the British royal family at the nuptials — Princess Beatrice and Edo were there too! Like the other guests, Beatrice and Kate changed between the daytime wedding ceremony at Zahran Palace and the evening banquet at Al Husseiniya Palace. Both royals swapped long-sleeved gowns for the celebration during the day for glamorous glittering gowns with the ultimate royal accessory — tiaras! — at night.

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Princess Kate donned the Queen Mary's Lover's Knot tiara, repeating a favorite headpiece. The Princess of Wales has reached for the sparkler on several occasions since her 2011 wedding including state visits and the annual Diplomatic Corps reception at Buckingham Palace.

Meanwhile, Princess Beatrice had her second-ever tiara moment and wore the heirloom York tiara for the first time.

Beatrice’s mother, the Duchess of York, received the special headpiece as a gift from Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, and she wore it when she married Prince Andrew in 1986. In the years that followed, the Duchess of York, who is popularly known as Fergie, wore the accessory for various white-tie events.

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Princess Beatrice wore a tiara for the first time in public at her wedding, glittering in the Queen Mary diamond fringe tiara when she married Edo in July 2020. In another family tie, the timeless tiara was the same one Queen Elizabeth wore when she married Prince Philip in 1947.

The Queen's daughter, Princess Anne, also wore the tiara for her 1973 wedding day.

"The Queen saved this grand tiara specifically for Beatrice. It was always reserved for her as they are exceptionally close,” a source previously told PEOPLE of the historic tiara, calling it “arguably the most sentimental [piece] lent from the Queen yet.”

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