Duchess Sophie's Statement Belt Is Giving Total 'Yellowstone' Vibes
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Duchess Sophie attended the event with her husband Prince Edward—the Duke of Edinburgh—and the pair also visited Stoke Mandeville Stadium which happens to be the birthplace of the Paralympics. While there, the couple met staff as well as patients "undergoing rehabilitation sessions in the Upper Limb Lab and visited Horatio’s Garden, which nurtures the well-being of people after spinal injuries," according to the official royal family Instagram page.
Sophie styled her chunky leather belt with a greenish taupe button down shirt tucked into a long cream-colored maxi skirt, a fitted gray hourglass blazer and a pair of pointed toe beige heels. The royal wore her hair in a casual low bun. I fell in love with her statement belt, so I found some lookalikes to shop so you can get your Yellowstone on, too. And this multi-buckle number from Polo Ralph Lauren ($598) is really calling my name.
This swirling floral statement buckle leather belt from Urban Outfitters comes in six different colors. From a bolder burgundy or a deep turquoise to more neutral shades like ivory, reddish brown, black and chocolate, it's the perfect way to blend together the horse girl and boho-chic aesthetics. Plus, it's on sale for 20 percent off for UO Rewards Members.
Available in 23 different colorways, the Free People Duke Concho belt is truly made with everyone in mind. The plain metal buckle with a hammered border acts as a staple, while the embossed leather belts adds a bit of texture to any outfit. Featuring a scallop and checker pattern, this adjustable belt with a pointed tip will be the cherry on top of a Western ensemble.
Ranging in sizes that span from a 30-inch waist to a 44-inch waist, this beltiscool leather belt fits a variety of different body types and its engraved sunflower statement buckle really throws this piece back to the '70s. Jazz things up by opting for one of the metallic leather coloways or keep things moody and muted with a brown or black.
Preppy meets Pink Floyd with this multi-buckle Tuckernuck belt. Featuring either a brown or black leather belt and five gold hammered buckles, this statement piece adds some extra shine to the most basic of outfits. Throw it on with a pair of flared bell-bottoms for a casual cowboy moment or on top of a midi skirt for instant elevation.
This thin leather eight-buckle Polo Ralph Lauren belt is peak Americana. The intricately embossed buckles feature swirls, scallops and diamonds. Pair with a long maxi skirt like Duchess Sophie to channel your inner Stevie Nicks.
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