She may be Princess Royal by title, but to us, Princess Anne has all the makings of a style Queen.

The British royal, 75, was a summer vision on Thursday when she stepped out at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

On day seven of the tournament, Anne watched the Women's Tandem B Sprint Finals and Track Cycling and did so in a rather stylish ensemble.

The outfit in question appeared to be a double-denim moment for the equestrian who worelight denim jacket, dark flared jeans and tied the look together with a pinstripe shirt and blue scarf.

She wore her tresses in her signature French twist updo and added a slick of red lipstick to complete her look. 

While this year's games have left us seriously impressed with Anne's sartorial contributions, we were also graced with a double sibling appearance from the Princess Royal and her brother, Prince Edward.

Earlier in the day, Anne and Edward joined forces on Thursday, with Anne sitting in the stands at Scotstoun Stadium alongside her brother and his wife, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh,  for the athletics and para athletics events.

The last time royal fans saw a joint appearance from the royal duo was last month, when Anne and Edward spent the day in Scotland together.

The pair joined their brother King Charles and his wife Queen Camilla for a garden party at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh on 30 June. Anne looked lovely for the occasion in a patterned red dress and wide-brimmed hat while Edward was dapper in a suit and top hat. 

One of the most glamorous royal summer occasions is Royal Ascot and Anne once again exceeded our expectations last week when she attended the famous racecourse.

For the occasion, Anne wore a beautiful jacquard green belted dress with a cream jacket and a matching pillbox hat as she arrived at the Berkshire meet. 

Pinned to her coat was a delicate gold horse brooch, featuring diamond-encrusted accents on its mane and tail. 

She has owned the accessory since the 1980s and has regularly worn it for the races, including Cheltenham Festival and Royal Ascot.