Sophie, Countess of Wessex has debuted a striking mask and coat combo during her latest engagement.
- Sophie, Countess of Wessex looked striking as she stepped out for her latest royal engagement.
- The countess wore a coordinating green coat and reusable face mask combo during her visit to the National Space Centre.
- In other royal news, fans were loving the Duchess of Cornwall’s stylish designer handbag during her latest royal engagement.
Sophie, Countess of Wessex stepped out for her latest royal engagement in a seriously chic reusable face mask and light winter coat combo.
The Countess always looks great whenever she attends a royal engagement, but she caught our attention during her latest public visit.
Countess Sophie made an appearance at the National Space Centre in honour of World Space Week and looked striking in her matching coat and face mask.
And after the Royal Family Instagram account shared a series of photos of the Countess carrying out the visit, fans flocked to the post to rave about the royal’s outfit.
‘That emerald color looks lovely on her!’ wrote one, while another commented, ‘Love the mask! While the pandemic continues, I appreciate seeing Royal Family members acting responsibly’.
Others added, ‘What a classy and beautiful lady!!’, ‘This mask/outfit combo is 💯’, ‘Very elegant lady!’ and ‘Nice outfit💯’.
Alongside the informative post, the Royal Family Instagram page wrote, ‘🚀 The Countess of Wessex today visited the National @spacecentre to mark #WorldSpaceWeek, and to see first-hand the educational programmes on offer.
‘HRH was joined by astronaut Helen Sharman - the first Briton to go into space - at the Centre, which has recently re-opened with social distancing measures in place.
‘The Countess met a small number of students participating in the National Space Academy’s Space Engineering Course, and heard from them about the key role the Centre plays in space education in the UK.
‘🛰 HRH also took part in a live Q&A session (transmitted via satellite!) with Helen Sharman, discussing ways to inspire the next generation to embrace science and space education’.
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