It's official! London Fashion Week is back with a bang signalling all of the city's best dressed to head out in their finery.
Princess Diana's nieces Lady Amelia and Lady Eliza Spencer, 32, looked stunning in co-ordinated looks at a cocktail party at Tod's Old Bond Street flagship boutique to celebrate the Rahul Mishra x Tod's collaboration.
Lady Amelia looked so chic in a black leather single-breasted blazer with a black roll-neck fitted jumper. She added a pair of black cigarette trousers and elevated her outfit with a velvet floral embroidered bag and matching loafers from Tod's new line.
Meanwhile, Lady Eliza looked sophisticated in a petrol blue leather trench coat teamed with a gold Tod's embellished bag and matching loafers.
Both of Earl Charles Spencer's daughters wore slicked ponytails and dazzling earrings to round off their looks, as well as a smokey winged eyeliner.
Also in attendance at the exclusive event attended by HELLO!, were Emily in Paris stars Paul Forman and Ashley Park who rocked an all-black ensemble with a gold Tod's bag.
The Spencer twins' LFW looks
The Tod's event wasn't the first London Fashion Week event on the Spencer twins' schedule as Prince William's cousins attended the Paul Costelloe show earlier on Friday.
Lady Amelia was pristine in a tweed mini skirt with a matching fitted peplum blazer and printed shirt. To accessorise her look, the model wore sheer tights and studded Chelsea boots.
Meanwhile, Lady Eliza looked like a modern bride in a white mini skirt covered in fabric roses with a fitted white blazer featuring a Mandarin collar and metallic stilettos.
Once again, Prince Harry's cousins, who posed alongside Lady Delphi Primrose, wore slicked updos and immaculate clean-girl makeup looks.
A summer of Spencer style
Victoria Aitken's daughters wore beautiful looks throughout the summer, both on their private holidays and at glamorous events.
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They looked splendid on day two of Wimbledon in complementary suits and oversized sunnies, while their Royal Ascot looks featuring hats and belted waistlines were unmatched.