The Princess of Wales has been recognized as one of Britain’s best-dressed figures following her return to public life after cancer treatment, according to a recent annual fashion ranking. The accolade highlights her sartorial choices during public engagements in recent months, including visits to Italy, Royal Ascot, and the Three Peaks Challenge in June.

Her standout appearance came at Royal Ascot, where she wore a canary-yellow Roksanda “Brigitte” dress, complemented by a matching yellow hat designed by Jane Taylor and jewelry pieces that once belonged to the late Queen Elizabeth II and Diana, Princess of Wales. This ensemble earned her the top position on the list compiled by Tatler magazine.

The Princess’s outfits during her Italy tour—featuring a modern ecru pleated skirt and a linen striped blazer—and her Roland Mouret dress worn at the wedding of Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling, also received favorable attention.

Joining her in the top ten were a diverse group of personalities from various fields. Doctor and social media influencer Raj Arora, who placed second, was noted for her ability to elevate medical scrubs and for a stylish navy outfit paired with a Chanel handbag at the Trooping the Colour ceremony. British athlete Temi Ojora took third place, described as bringing a “champion’s mindset” to fashion.

Jemima Khan, socialite and former spouse of Pakistan’s ex-prime minister Imran Khan, was recognized as a symbol of perennial elegance, referred to as the “original aristo It girl.” Batia Ofer, chair of the Royal Academy Trust, received praise for her philanthropy and distinctive taste in high jewelry and gowns from luxury brands such as Chanel.

Actor Edward Bluemel, noted for playing Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot and ranked fourth, was acknowledged for his blend of 1990s-inspired casual wear with high-end designer pieces, embodying what the publication termed “London cool-boy” style. Former Labour politician and current Victoria & Albert Museum director Sir Tristram Hunt was highlighted for his polished look, including a Schiaparelli dove brooch in homage to a V&A exhibition.

Additionally, actress Hannah Dodd, known for her role in the television series Bridgerton, earned recognition for her preference for Chanel tailoring and garments by Giambattista Valli. The list reflects a range of fashion influences spanning contemporary design, heritage, and philanthropic engagement.