Lady Amelia Windsor was spotted at a secondhand market at the weekend in Notting Hill looking absolutely divine in a stunning crochet dress by Cro-Che. The retro style design was emblazoned with stripes and had a halterneck cut. The royal added sandals and carried a white tote bag.
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It's not unusual for the royal - who is 41st in line to the throne - to visit second hand markets. She told HELLO!l last month that it's her first port of call when she wants to update her wardrobe.
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She also knows that fashion and homeware go hand in hand. "I love Golborne Road second-hand furniture market every Friday morning. It became a wonderful ritual, I used to go every week when I lived there. There is always the best atmosphere and you could redecorate your entire home for cheap as chips."
Amelia looked incredible in her crochet dress
Amelia's laid-back style is super cool and last week she headed to the Wilderness Festival, wearing a fabulous red dress, which had a relaxed, T-shirt vibe about it.
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She added a slouchy cardigan, black boots and added sunglasses into the mix. With her loose blonde hair and flawless skin, the model looked picture-perfect. Later, the sustainable fashion advocate shared a snap of her sheltering from the rain in an anorak. Talk about keeping it real!
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The blonde royal - who is represented by Storm Models - regularly posts her latest looks on Instagram where she has amassed an impressive 92,800, followers. Speaking to Vogue about why Instagram is her favourite social media portal, she explained: "It allows anyone to be creative and imaginative. I also love that we can share all the beautiful and meaningful things we see and hear in the world. I find it so inspiring and uplifting."
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