Lady Amelia Windsor stuns in a pastel top and sleek black trousers

Lady Amelia Windsor looked chic as ever as she attended an exclusive dinner in Mayfair this evening.

The royal, 27, wore a halterneck baby blue top in a silk/satin material, paired with tapered black trousers and chunky loafers as she attended the event, hosted by La Mer at Frameless, Marble Arch Place.

Her blonde hair was styled straight and was hanging down her shoulders, while she opted for light make up to enhance her natural beauty.

Amelia, who is 38th in line to the throne, carried a little black handbag with a handle to accessorise.

She also opted for chunky gold rings on both her hands and a chunky bracelet on her left wrist.

Lady Amelia is the daughter of George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews, the son of the Duke of Kent, and Sylvana Tomaselli, a Canadian-born academic and historian.

Her paternal grandfather, the Duke of Kent is a first cousin of the late Queen Elizabeth II, while her father is a second cousin of King Charles III.

This therefore makes her the third cousin of the Prince of Wales and of the Duke of Sussex.

Her father, the Earl of St Andrews, was struck from the line of succession when he married Sylvana because she was raised Roman Catholic.

The 27-year-old model, who lives in Notting Hill with her sister, kept her outfit simple and chic 

Lady Amelia wore her blonde locks down and hanging past her shoulders in a straight style 

However, in 2013, the Succession to the Crown Act was passed, which granted the Earl of St Andrews’ succession rights again.

His son Edward and elder daughter Marina both had been confirmed in the Roman Catholic faith by then, meaning they are still not eligible to succeed the throne.

However, Amelia was not confirmed when the law passed, which is why she is still included in the line of succession.

A fashion powerhouse, she has been signed with Storm Model Management since 2016, joining an illustrious roaster of clients including Kate Moss, Cara Delevingne and Lady Kitty Spencer.

Amelia, who lives in Notting Hill with her sister, has also been making a name for herself with designer collaborations, including collections with SALOME and Pretty Ballerina.

Her modelling career was launched in 2016, when she graced the cover of Tatler, who dubbed her Britain’s ‘most beautiful’ royal.

In 2017, she walked for Dolce and Gabbana at Milan Fashion Week, and featured on the cover of Vogue Japan that same year.

She walked for D&G again in 2019 when the fashion house presented its 2019 Spring collection.

Since then, she has collaborated with Bulgari, Chanel and is a contributing fashion editor for Tatler magazine.