How Princess Beatrice owned the 'toilet hat' at Kate and William's wedding

Kate Thornton discusses royal style with guests Omid Scobie, The Sun's royal correspondent Emily Andrews and fashion expert Antonia O'Brien on Yahoo UK's 'The Royal Box.' They look back at one of the most talked about moments from Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding in 2011 - Princess Beatrice's Philip Treacy hat. The design was compared to everything from a pretzel to a toilet seat, but Beatrice had the last laugh when it sold for £80,000 at auction, with the proceeds going to charity. Royal commentator Omid Scobie says: "She owned the moment, I think, it became a meme and it was probably the most talked about outfit from that wedding bar the wedding dress." Emily Andrews says: "I love the fact that in the car, in the Bentley that drove her to the Westminster Abbey, she literally couldn’t sit on the back seat with the Duke of York, she had to kind of hover on the side of one of the bunk seats coming down, because the hat was so tall." Antonia O'Brien: "I think she has handled that brilliantly and like you said, owning it, owning the joke, kind of seeing the light of it and raising a huge amount of money because yes, it’s called the fallopian tube hat, the toilet hat, it’s got the most unflattering names of all time. "She tried to make a style statement and then is actually laughing a bit with all of us as well, which I really respect her for, she must have a really good sense of humour."