Lady Amelia Spencer proved that her sense of style has serious range at last night's Walpole British Luxury Awards.
Held at London's The Dorchester, the event celebrated the leading talents within Britain's luxury sector, and the 31-year-old aristocrat rocked up to the ceremony in an outfit that felt utterly in keeping with the night's palatial agenda.
Princess Diana's niece championed a party season classic, looking elegant in a strapless little black dress by Versace.
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A centrally placed inverted pleat created the A-line shape, and the dress also featured the Italian luxury label's signature Medusa emblem around the neckline.
Amelia paired her dress with 2023's most unexpected hosiery trend: sheer tights.
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Silky nylons are hardly ground-breaking, in fact, they're categorically versatile and non-standout.
But the number of celebrities who have donned the hosiery classic of late indicates that sheer tights are having a serious moment – and Lady Amelia clearly got the memo.
The royal completed her look with glossy leather opera gloves, an opulent gemstone collar, and wore her blonde locks slicked back into a fresh, slightly androgynous style.
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Lady Amelia's stylish LBD moment comes just after she and her twin sister sported this season's hottest hue, standout scarlet, at Flemington Racecourse for Melbourne Cup Day in Australia.
Calculated in their approach, the aristocratic twins both wore dresses created by couture label Cappellazzo, each with a twist to show off their personalities.
Eliza was serving evening elegance in an off-the-shoulder gown with a frontal thigh split, whereas Amelia's short-sleeved mini dress, featuring bustle-like shaping, had a more cocktail party feel.
Party season couldn't come sooner…