If there’s one sustainable fashionista we look to when the season changes, it’s Lady Amelia Windsor.
The 31-year-old cousin of King Charles has been embracing the British summertime – and we are grateful because it has meant a slew of killer looks from the granddaughter of the Duke of Kent.
On Friday, Amelia was a vision in tangerine, displaying her modelesque, flawlessly tanned legs in a pair of floral shorts, paired with a burnt orange halterneck top.
Amelia kept her glam for the occasion au naturel and her trademark honey blonde hair sleek and straight.
It seems the royal was in for a sunbathing session, Amelia sharing a photo of her matching orange pinstripe towel.
Amelia’s killer summer wardrobe
This hasn’t been the first time Amelia has dazzled us with her summer wardrobe. Earlier this month, she jetted off for a trip to the French capital and with her overseas foray came a killer holiday wardrobe.
Amelia donned a beautiful blue dress, the flattering top crafted from medium blue denim, the skirt a billowing pleated chiffon in navy blue and adorned with white polkadots.
The picturesque snaps of Amelia went down a storm with her 100,000 followers, who flocked to the comments section.
“Glowing in Paris,” one follower penned. A second added: “So gorgeous [blue love heart emoji].” Meanwhile, a third penned: “Beautiful Amelia,” alongside a red love heart emoji.
The royal’s passion for fashion
Amelia has a passion for sustainable fashion which is something she developed in university. She previously told HELLO!: “That literally is all I wore, it’s the excitement of it – and it became a bit of an obsession. I just love the fact that you never know what you’re going to find. Portobello market I love, it has such a great atmosphere and all the sellers have known each other for years. And now, obviously, you have online as well, with Depop and Vestiaire.”
She also said recently: “Living more sustainably has been a gradual process of learning and discovering. The eco-friendly world is a space where people share knowledge and accept that you can’t be perfect, but the small changes you make can have a positive impact on you personally, as well as on the planet.”
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