Eugenie, 28, opted for a custom-made pink tailored jacket by designer Sam Dougal for the party in the grounds of the Royal Lodge in Windsor, featuring her married name on the back.
The Have I Got News For You panellist, 61, said that if one of her daughters identified as trans she would be 'open' to the idea, but would want them to explore it fully before acting on it.
Eugenie and her groom Jack Brooksbank chose Windsor Castle's White Drawing Room to pose alongside their bridal party and respective families, months after Harry and Meghan tied the knot.
A look inside some of Australia's most disgusting restaurants, which are littered with cockroaches, rodents and filthy cooking equipment.
Mia, four, was seen holding out a white object in her left hand as she sat alongside fellow bridesmaids Princess Charlotte and Theodora Williams for the photographs.
Princess Eugenie said she was 'immediately' drawn to the passage describing Jay Gatsby's smile when she first read the novel shortly after meeting Jack - and Beatrice (pictured) read it at their wedding.
The Duchess of York, 58, appeared nervous to be returning to the royal fold more than two decades after her divorce to Prince Andrew, clasping her hands together as she posed for the portrait.
Unlike her bridal predecessors the Duchesses of Cambridge and Sussex, Eugenie opted for pale pink rather than white for her evening reception at The Royal Lodge in Windsor.
Earthy tones and nude palettes have been spotted all across the catwalks and on celebrities this season, with fashion expert Lucas Armitage telling Femail the colour can 'make you look rich'.
EXCLUSIVE: UNICEF is working with victims of child marriages in Malawi - some of whom have suffered domestic violence or AIDS, and are surviving on their own with small children aged just 13.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are embarking on a 16-day tour of Australia, Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand this week, and Meghan's confidante is expected to join the couple.
Details of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's wedding party have been unveiled ahead of the October 12th ceremony at Windsor Castle...
Earthy tones and nude palettes have been spotted all across the catwalks and on celebrities this season, with fashion expert Lucas Armitage telling Femail the colour can 'make you look rich'.
Krystal Miller, from Perth, knew something was wrong almost a year before she was diagnosed with Crohn's disease.
Gerrycan is a swimwear and activewear brand that was created by Stephanie Harmat, 23, and her mother Olga Harmat, 50, in Sydney. The duo hace revealed how they now sell 500 pieces a month.
Interiors blogger Iryna Federico, from Adelaide , South Australia, has come up with a solution to the problem and you'll only need two things to replicate the hack.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are set to land on Australian soil and to celebrate the occasion Airbnb has shared some of the most majestic listings in Australia and New Zealand.
When Australian beauty publication Byrdie put a bunch of superfoods to the test, one particular product stood out among the rest.
A family of four who sold everything, including their home, to travel around Australia in a caravan have revealed the reality of being a young family on the road.
A family of four who sold everything, including their home, to travel around Australia in a caravan have revealed the reality of being a young family on the road.
Krystal Miller, from Perth, knew something was wrong almost a year before she was diagnosed with Crohn's disease.
ALEXANDRA SCHULMAN'S Notebook: Within days of their Strictly Snog, Seann Walsh and Katya Jones were plonked on a television sofa to say sorry for their behaviour.
Amy Hayward, 26, is a mother of three children under the age of five who is currently seven months pregnant. In August, her two year old son Kaiser was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer.
Samantha Antunes and her new husband Nathan, from Sydney, grew up just five minutes away from each other but didn't cross paths until three years ago.
Dr Nick Fuller is an obesity expert from the University of Sydney whose research shows that in order to make weight loss stick, people must eat well and exercise for a month - then have a month off.