Lady Amelia Windsor was joined by her sister Lady Marina as the socialite sisters posed up a storm for a new silk clothing collection by luxury womenswear designer Laura Green.
Amelia, 26, who is 43rd in the line of succession to the British throne, showcased her fashion prowess in the snaps as she posed alongside sister Marina, 28.
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.
Having collaborated on the limited-edition collection with celebrated artist, Marie-Claire Kerr, Laura revealed: ‘I have long admired Marie-Claire’s choice of colour, her exquisite landscapes and floral compositions so you can imagine how intrigued I was to see how they translated onto silk.
Lady Amelia Windsor was joined by her sister Lady Marina as the socialite sisters posed up a storm for a new silk clothing collection by luxury designer Laura Green
The two sisters could be seen modelling silk pieces by British couturier Laura Green, who has collaborated on a limited-edition collection with celebrated artist, Marie-Claire Kerr (pictured from 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 wasn’t an experiment, but a discovery of how Marie-Claire and I could collaborate on a project to showcase her art and my designs.’
Laura selected her favourite floral compositions from Marie-Claire’s portfolio and then worked with silk printers at the Glasgow School of Art who transferred the designs onto the fabric.
The finished collection features dresses, skirts and blouses with great attention to detail made on the placement of the floral designs.
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, who is 43rd in the line of succession to the British throne, (right) showcased her fashion prowess in the snaps as she posed alongside 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)
Popular among wealthy fashionistas, Laura Green London employs teams of expert dressmakers to create bespoke pieces for their clients, who include presenters Lucy Verasamy and Charlotte Hawkins, and television personality Georgia Toffolo.
Zara Tindall, the Queen’s eldest granddaughter, wore a Laura Green houndstooth coat dress to the Cheltenham Festival last year.
The designer has been operating the pop-up store in the capital for the past three weeks, but normally insists on appointment-only visits to her private London showroom.
On her website, Laura Green states: ‘Fashion has the power to uplift and we want our clients to feel unbound to where or when they envision themselves wearing the pieces.’
Lady Amelia Windsor often wins praise for her fashion taste and regularly posts her style tips on her Instagram page, along with collaborations with brands, including with fine jewellery specialist Alice van Cal.
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)
Stunning socialite sisters Eliza and Lily opted for stunning floor-length gowns for the photoshoot (left and right)
Speaking about why it’s her preferred social media platform, Amelia said: ‘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.’
The party girl, granddaughter of the Duke of Kent – the Queen’s first cousin, has featured on the front of Tatler magazine and is also a regular at London Fashion Week, having first come to prominence at the Queen’s 90th birthday party in 2016.
Once dubbed the most beautiful member of the royal family, Lady Amelia is currently signed to Storm models, which represents the likes of Kate Moss and Cara Delevingne.
Lady Amelia has also modelled for the likes of Dolce & Gabbana and designed her own range of accessories in collaboration with Penelope Chilvers.
The contributing editor to Tatler Magazine, she also reportedly interned at jewellery house Bulgari during her time studying at Edinburgh University.