Here are the Australian fashion brands that make the royals look so stylish! And you can buy them too…

This label founded by Aussie sisters Nicky and Simone Zimmermann is a favourite of Queen Mary, Zara Tindall and Princess Beatrice.

Though none made quite as big a splash, though, as the then Duchess of Cambridge when she stepped out in the Roamer Day Dress while visiting Manly Beach in 2014.

The $495 broderie floral stunner wasn’t even in stores yet, but instantly sold out in pre-sales.

“The response that we had was immediate and it travelled from around the world,” Nicky Zimmermann told Australian Vogue. “Obviously, it was a great thing for our brand globally, but on a personal level it gave so many people around Simone and [me] such a thrill.”

You can recreate Princess Catherine’s gorgeous look with the labels Lace Midi Dress.

Despite being Australian born and bred, Queen Mary, 53, was introduced to Moss & Spy through her Danish husband when the then Crown Prince Frederik bought her a dress as a gift while visiting Sydney in 2017.

She’s become a regular customer ever since, donning her favourite Elodie dress on at least three occasions.

“People enquire from all over the world asking if we can just please do another run on that dress,” label founder and creative director Lia Tsimos told WHO.

“Mary’s elegance and her presence really resonate with so many women who want to capture a little piece of that.” Thanks to Mary making it so popular, the dress has been released in several colours.

Copy Mary’s look with this blue midi dress which is also from her favourite local label.

Outland Denim helps improve the lives of those working for it.

When Meghan Markle wore the brand’s Harriet jeans while visiting Dubbo in October 2018, the label quickly sold out, with the exposure and extra cash allowing the ethical and sustainable brand to employ a further 46 seamstresses in Cambodia, giving the women living wages.

“The ‘Markle Effect’ is real, but the reality is that it takes hard work from hundreds of people to create a brand good enough for royalty, and this includes the women sitting at their sewing machines crafting your beautiful jeans,” the company said in a statement.

Buy a similar pair of black jeans from the brand here.

When out performing her duties on a sunny day, the Queen often reaches for the hardest working item in her wardrobe- her Malibu hat by Australian label Canopy Bay which is in stock for $150.

Made from travel-friendly Flexibraid, the trilby-shaped broad brim hat is perfect for when on the go and  has travelled with Mary to France, Australia, New Zealand and Brazil.

The niece of King Charles is a huge fan of Rebecca Vallance and has stepped out more than half a dozen of the label’s stylish designs.

Her puff sleeve midi dress was a huge hit while attending a racehorse auction on the Gold Coast in 2024.

Pick up the stunning striped dress here in brown and cream for $649.

But Zara doesn’t just wear the brand while Down Under and is often seen in dresses and gowns from the designer back in the UK.

While attending the Platinum Jubilee’s National Service of Thanksgiving in 2022, Kate represented the Commonwealth by wearing a dress from New Zealand-born designer Emilia Wickstead and pairing it with a clutch from Australian fashion brand Forever New.

The sleek and minimal clutch with straw-style woven outer and top closure is part of the brand’s sustainable line.

You can purchase an updated version here on sale for $49.95.