The Duchess of Edinburgh stunned in a colourful hair piece during an event close to the late Queen Elizabeth's heart.
Sophie and her husband, Prince Edward attended the second day of the Royal Windsor Horse Show on Thursday.
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh appeared wearing matching olive blazers for the equestrian event.
Sophie matched her outfit with a white shirt, a Vince maxi leather black skirt and brown, knee-high boots.
The Duchess of Edinburgh attended her second day of the Royal Windsor Horse Show
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She brightened her country chic look with a silk Hermes multicoloured scarf tied around her low ponytail.
The late Queen Elizabeth II frequently attended the Royal Windsor Horse Show since it was established in 1943.
Located on the doorstep of her Windsor Castle home, the Queen would often cheer on her husband Prince Philip, and watch her horses compete.
Following her death in 2022, Royal Family members have continued the tradition in her honour.
Sophie wore a multicoloured Hermes scarf tied around a low ponytail
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Last year, Prince Edward attended the event on the grounds of Windsor Castle and put on a virtual VR headset to try out a virtual riding simulator.
The Duchess of Edinburgh, 59, attended the first day of the riding show alone but was accompanied by her husband yesterday.
The couple were pictured trying out tasters of different drinks at the event's bar and browsing around a flower stall.
Sophie's appearance comes only a few days after the duchess became the first royal to visit Ukraine since Russia invaded the country in 2022.
Sophie and Edward wore matching green blazers for the equestrian event
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Queen Elizabeth II attended The Royal Windsor Horse Show at Home Park on May 11, 2012
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The duchess visited Ukraine at the request of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.
The mother-of-two demonstrated solidarity with women, men and children impacted by the war, according to Buckingham Palace.
The royal gave a speech during a reception a the residence of the Ambassador of the UK to Ukraine, Martin Harris, in Kyiv.
The trip marked a continuation of Sophie's work to champion survivors of conflict-related sexual violence.