Lady Amelia Windsor joined Lady Marina Windsor as she and her sister posed for Laura Green, a luxury women’swear designer, to create a new line of silk clothing.
Amelia, 26 years old, is currently 43rd in succession to British throne.
The two sisters could be seen modelling silk pieces by the British couturier Laura, and were also joined by fellow society beauties including Lily and Eliza Moncrieffe and Minna and Hugh Kerr.
Laura shared the story of her collaboration with Marie Claire Kerr to create the limited-edition line.
Lady Amelia Windsor and Lady Marina Windsor were joined by their sister as they posed for Laura Green’s new collection of silk clothes.
They were seen modeling silk items by British couturier Laura Green (pictured left to right: Momma Kerr, Alexandra Moncrieffe, Lady Marina Windsor, Claudia Black, Rufus Daniel, Eliza Moncrieffe, Jeannie Gibbs, Hugh Kerr, Lady Amelia Windsor, Lily Moncrieffe).
“This was not an experiment. It was a discovery that Marie-Claire, my art, and mine could work together on a project to show her artwork.”
Laura chose her favorite floral compositions from Marie Claire’s portfolio, and worked then with the silk printers of the Glasgow School of Art to transfer the designs onto fabric.
This collection includes blouses, dresses and skirts that are adorned with floral patterns.
Laura’s designs were carefully created to showcase Marie-Claire’s exquisite floral compositions and have been modelled in the photoshoot by a selection of society beauties and close family friends at Marie-Claire’s home – Melbourne Hall in Derbyshire.
Amelia (right), who is the 43rd person in line for succession to the British crown, showed her fashion skills in snaps while she was posed with sister Marina (left).
Lady Amelia and Marina were joined by other society beauties for the photoshoot, including Eliza Moncreiffe (pictured)
Momma Kerr and Claudia Black were among the fashionistas who posed up a storm in the grounds of the house in Derbyshire (left and right)
Laura Green London is a popular choice for wealthy fashionistas. They employ a team of dressmakers who create custom pieces for clients that include Lucy Verasamy, Charlotte Hawkins and Georgia Toffolo, a television personality.
Zara Tindall is the Queen’s oldest grandchild.
The London-based designer is currently operating the pop up store. She insists on appointments to her London showroom.
Laura Green, a fashion designer and stylist states on her website: “Fashion can lift people. We want them to not be bound by where they see themselves wearing these pieces.”
Lady Amelia Windsor is often praised for her style sense and frequently posts styling tips to her Instagram account. She also collaborates with brands such as Alice van Cal, fine jewellery specialist.
Meanwhile Alexandra Moncrieffe also posed alongside her sisters in a stunning blue and green floral skirt (pictured left and right)
Popular among wealthy fashionistas, Laura Green London employs teams of expert dressmakers to create bespoke pieces for their clients (pictured, Claudia)
Beautiful socialites Eliza and Lily chose floor-length dresses for their photo shoot (left, right).
Amelia stated that it is her favourite social media platform because:
“I like that we can all share the wonderful and important things we hear and see in this world. It is so inspirational and uplifting.
This party girl is the granddaughter of Duke of Kent, the Queen’s first cousin. She has been featured on Tatler’s front cover and is a frequent at London Fashion Week.
Lady Amelia, once dubbed “the most beautiful royal child”, is now signed to Storm Models, representing the likes Kate Moss, Cara Delevingne, and others.
Lady Amelia has also modelled for the likes of Dolce & Gabbana and designed her own range of accessories in collaboration with Penelope Chilvers.
Tatler Magazine’s contributing editor, she was also reported to have interned at Bulgari jewellery store while studying at Edinburgh University.