Princess Margaret’s granddaughter, Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones, mimics her grandmother’s most iconic look and walks out in the perfect pale pink

Lady Margarita’s pink dress and matching accessories embody the timeless elegance of joining the extended royal family at the King’s coronation. Her style is so timeless that she actually looks a lot like her costume worn by her late grandmother, Princess Margaret, and she takes inspiration from the princess’ classic style. I can’t help but wonder if I’m getting

Princess Margaret’s granddaughter, Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones, is already making headlines in the fashion world at a relatively young age. Yes, Princess Margaret’s look-alike granddaughter is carving out her own path as a style inspiration for many, following in the footsteps of her grandmother.

We are amazed at how the royal relatives’ outfit choices worn while attending the coronation of King Charles resembled the famous image of 19-year-old Princess Margaret taken by famed photographer Cecil Beaton. I couldn’t help but notice.

Cecil was one of the most famous British photographers of the 20th century. According to the Royal Collection Trust, “His sitters range from royals to Hollywood stars to a group of bohemian aristocrats known as the Bright Young Things.”

His royal photographs have played a central role in promoting the monarchy’s public image, and this snap of 19-year-old Princess Margaret is one of his most famous.

Royal fans are often marveled at by facts that detail Princess Margaret’s wonderfully extravagant tastes. Yes, Princess Margaret’s story of her extravagant lifestyle lives on long after her royal family passed away at the age of 71 in 2002, as does her stunning wardrobe.

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Among those present at the king’s coronation were royals, European royalty, dignitaries and celebrities, with Princess Margaret’s granddaughter among those closest to the front lines.

Margarita entered Westminster Cathedral with her family, including Zara Tyndale, Mike Tyndall, Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, and her father, David Armstrong Jones, Earl of Snowdon.

The stylish hat worn by Lady Margarita looked just like the one worn by Princess Margaret in her later years. This beautiful piece was worn at the Royal Ascot in 1984 and is remembered among the many chic headpieces worn by the Princess.

Lady Margarita is the daughter of David Armstrong-Jones, Earl of Snowdon, son of Princess Margaret, and the only granddaughter of four grandchildren. She was born in May 2002, just three months after Princess Margaret’s death, and is believed to be named after her grandmother.

Margarita, who was born after her grandmother’s death, recently spoke with Tatler for her first cover shoot and opened up about how she draws inspiration from the late royal family.

“She’s had a lot of influence,” he said of Princess Margaret, adding, “She was very creative herself.”

Unlike her late grandmother, Madame Margarita is now carving out her own career, studying photography and jewelery at the Haute Ecole de Joaillerie in Paris. These two subjects of hers show that she inherited the creative talents of both Princess Margaret and her grandfather, Anthony Armstrong-Jones, who was a famous photographer.