Princess Beatrice changed style after marrying Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi

Princess Beatrice changed one aspect of her appearance after marrying Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi on July 17, 2020.

In honour of their third anniversary as a married couple, Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi shared a loving Instagram tribute to one other on Monday.

The royal couple has been very busy in the three years since they got married, with the birth of their daughter Sienna, attending the Platinum Jubilee last year, and King Charles’s Coronation this year.

Despite this, the couple still finds time for fun, as evidenced by their frequent appearances in public in London.

Observant royal watchers may have noted that Princess Beatrice has altered her signature look throughout these outings.

The 34-year-old has a history of carrying monogrammed bags. She frequently sports wicker and leather totes with the initials B.Y (for Princess Beatrice of York) embroidered on the side.

The Princess altered her signature appearance last week, clutching a purse bearing the initials B.M.M., which clearly stood for Beatrice Mapelli Mozzi.

This implies that she has adopted her husband’s name in private, despite still being known as Princess Beatrice in public.

Beatrice and Edoardo were celebrating Carlo Agostinelli, the boyfriend of Emma Radacanu, turning 23 while they were at Oswald’s Private Members Club in Mayfair.

The handbag that Beatrice held costs £350 and is known as the “Small Walton Basket” from the brand Anya Hindmarch.

Its description says: “The latest addition to a much-loved collection, this Walton Small Basket bag is ready for the warmer weather.

“Finished with the range’s signature striped canvas trims that form two top handles, it’s whipped up from summer-ready raffia to keep things lightweight – whatever you stow inside.

“Trimmed with tonal whipstitching along the top and smooth-leather accents, it’s finished with a branded pouch on the interior to hold your cardholder and keys.”

Beatrice paired this handbag with a Me and Em “Watercolour Floral Print Short Swing Dress” that originally cost £275, but is on sale for £137.50.

Its description reads: “With a painterly finish, our bespoke Watercolour Floral print celebrates key colours from our March collection and is framed by fresh-white contrasting trims on this swing dress.”

In addition, Beatrice wore Stradivarius embellished hot pink heeled sandals from a past season before changing into Chanel lambskin ballerinas in beige and black.

Also owned by Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, these Chanel shoes cost a whopping £583.