On Wednesday, Duchess Sophie recreated a renowned moment in pop culture history and radiated elegance in the process.

The royal, a mother of two, arrived at Abbey Road Studios in London adorned in a stunning red dress by Beulah London.

The captivating ankle-length gown boasted long, ruffled sleeves, a knee-high slit, and was complemented by beige heels and a gold clutch, allowing the dress to command attention.

With her blonde locks tied back in a simple ponytail, Duchess Sophie exuded joy as she traversed the pedestrian crossing immortalized by The Beatles on their Abbey Road album cover.

A passionate advocate for vision-related causes as the Global Ambassador for the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness, Sophie’s commitment stems from her eldest daughter Lady Louise Windsor’s experience with esotropia, a rare eye condition.

This dedication has seen her champion various campaigns for the blind and visually impaired, including visiting individuals who have benefited from sight-saving surgeries in Botswana and Malawi.

In recent months, Duchess Sophie has assumed more royal responsibilities, particularly as King Charles and the Princess of Wales undergo cancer treatments. Earlier in the week, she visited volunteers at The King’s Arms Project in Bedford, exuding grace in the ‘Seymore’ dress by Gabriela Hearst, paired with a caramel Alpaca blazer from Max Mara and ballet pink pumps adorned with a pearl from Jimmy Choo.

Notably, her ensemble was accentuated by the vibrant ‘Moneypenny’ bag from Sophie Habsburg, crafted from tangerine snakeskin leather.

Her visit to The King’s Arms Project underscored her commitment to addressing homelessness, displacement, and isolation in the Bedford area, as highlighted by the royal family’s official Instagram account.

While recent royal announcements appointed several senior members to prestigious roles, Duchess Sophie was not among them.