As Australians, we know how good we have it when it comes to fashion, and it's clear our favourite royal ladies agree.
Here are all the times royal women have flown the flag for our most-loved Australian labels.
Queen Mary arrived for lunch at Skovpavillionen in Assens, Denmark, with King Frederik on August 21, 2024, wearing none other than a Zimmerman dress.
The Aussie designer's strapless linen midi dress, named Veneto, was covered with a Ralph Lauren blazer and an Etro belt cinching the jacket around her waist.
Later in the day, Her Majesty added a trench coat as another layer over the top.
Mary rounded out the outfit with blush-coloured accessories including Gianvito Rossi slingback heels and a MaxMara small Whitney bag.
The Australian-born royal also wore her initial necklaces, layering an M and an F chain in honour of her and her husband.
The print on the dress is the same as Queen Maxima wore during a tour of Indonesia in 2019 - keep going to see those photos.
Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh showed off her love for Aussie brand Zimmermann as she chose a cream and pink floral dress to wear to the 2024 Garter Day service at Windsor Castle.
Sophie's Matchmaker floral linen and silk midi dress, which retails for about $1350, was accessorised with white pumps, a white Strathberry handbag, and a cream and pink hat which she wore to Ascot last year.
It seems royal minds think alike, with Sophie's niece Princess Beatrice of York also donning the dress just 48 hours later for day two of Royal Ascot 2024.
She chose to go with white pumps, a white clutch, and a pink floral headpiece to polish off her look.
Zara Tindall attended VIP breakfast celebrating the relaunch of Aussie designer Rebecca Vallance at Harrods in London.
The royal wore the brand's chic 'Eva' dress for the event on November 14.
The dress is black, set against pearl embellishment with a cut-out back.
Zara wore her hair pulled back, sparkly earrings, and black pumps to complete the look.
The dress retails for $899.
Zara Tindall attended Ladies Day of Royal Ascot 2023 alongside husband Mike Tindall in the perfect feminine ensemble - that also happens to be by an Australian designer.
Zara wore a cream-coloured short sleeve French lace dress by Scanlan Theodore, which retails for $1,800.
Queen Rania of Jordan chose Australian luxury label Zimmermann when she met Japan's first lady Yuko Kishida during a visit to the country in April 2023.
Rania, 52, was seen wearing the 'High Tide' floral skirt and matching top, but she has had the additional floral detail at the neckline removed.
The skirt is now on sale for $650 for those wanting to copy Queen Rania's style.
It's believed to be one of the only times Rania has worn the label, which has long been a favourite of royals and celebrities.
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark wore this coral suit by Scanlan Theodore to an event in The Netherlands on Monday June 20.
The outfit was purchased during Mary's top secret private visit to Australia in early 2021, where she was spotted shopping near Melbourne.
The Danish royal was seen inside Scanlan Theodore at Brighton.
Mary was also seen looking at Saba and Hoss during her day out.
Crown Princess Mary has worn Scanlan Theodore in the past, including here to the Danish Science Festival in April 2019.
The navy crepe knit jacket was first worn by Mary in 2016.
The brand is loved by royals and celebrities including Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex and Melania Trump.
Meghan first wore Scanlan Theodore during her royal tour of Australia with Prince Harry in 2018.
The Duchess of Sussex chose the brand's iconic crepe knit ruffle wrap jacket to watch the wheelchair basketball during the Invictus Games in Sydney, in October.
In one of her final engagements before stepping down as a senior royal, the Duchess of Sussex chose an Australian brand for an event at Buckingham Palace.
Meghan Markle wore the navy crepe knit 'Cravat' dress by Scanlan Theodore ($600) at a meeting in her role as patron of the Association of Commonwealth Universities.
Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi were guests at day one of Royal Ascot on Tuesday June 14, 2022.
Beatrice wore the Rosa floral-print cotton-blend midi dress by Zimmermann, costing a pricey $850.
Her floral headpiece is by Juliette Millinery.
Princess Beatrice wore the same Zimmermann frock to the F1 Grand Prix at Bahrain International Circuit on March 20.
The brand has long been a favourite among some of Europe's most stylish royal women.
Princess Beatrice chose the 'Allia' floral-print linen maxi dress by Zimmermann for her official engagement portraits with fiancé Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.
The photos were taken by Princess Beatrice's sister, Princess Eugenie, during a holiday to Italy in September 2019.
In another series of engagement photos, Princess Beatrice wore a second frock by Zimmermann.
The princess chose the 'Espionage' silk wrap dress for these black and white portraits taken at the Royal Lodge in Windsor.
Zara Tindall wore this Zimmermann frock to the Platinum Jubilee Pageant at Buckingham Palace on Sunday June 5, 2022.
The same dress has previously been worn by Crown Princess Mary.
Princess Mary chose the Zimmermann 'Floral Eyelet' dress during her visit to South Korea with Crown Prince Frederik in May, 2019, pictured here.
A few months later, in August, Mary re-wore the frock for the confirmation of Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway.
The popular label made an appearance at the baptism of Sweden's Prince Julian in Drottningholm in August 2021.
Princess Madeleine of Sweden wore a floaty, ruffled white and blue Zimmerman dress for the special occasion, teaming the garment with heels and a floral hair piece.
Queen Maxima loves her bright colours and chose a suitably summery frock for her family's annual summer photo call.
The Dutch Queen wore the 'Mae' belted linen dress by Zimmermann, a print which features orange palm fronds.
It's a perfect match for Maxima's orange diamond engagement ring, which has links to The House of Orange, where Dutch royalty descends from.
Maxima and husband King Willem-Alexander posed for the cameras outside the Huis ten Bosch Palace in The Hauge where they live with daughters (L-R) Princess Ariane, 14, Princess Alexia, 16, and Princess Amalia, 17.
Queen Maxima has long been a fan of Australian label Zimmermann and wears their dresses on high rotation.