Lady Amelia and Lady Eliza Spencer stun in autumnal fashion event

Lady Amelia and Lady Eliza Spencer brought a touch of aristocratic glamour to the Hampshire countryside on Wednesday as they stepped out for a prestigious fashion event at the Four Seasons Hotel.Princess Diana's twin nieces, both 34, were photographed across the hotel's expansive 500-acre estate…

Lady Amelia and Lady Eliza Spencer stun in autumnal fashion event

Lady Amelia and Lady Eliza Spencer brought a touch of aristocratic glamour to the Hampshire countryside on Wednesday as they stepped out for a prestigious fashion event at the Four Seasons Hotel.

Princess Diana’s twin nieces, both 34, were photographed across the hotel’s expansive 500-acre estate to mark the debut of Marc Cain’s new Equestrian Grace collection.

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The luxury German fashion house unveiled the range on September 2, with pieces designed to blend traditional “heritage codes” with “modern femininity.”

Marc Cain’s official Instagram account shared footage from the twins’ photoshoot, describing the Spencer sisters as “taking fashion to the countryside.”

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Lady Eliza chose a long-sleeved sweater paired with a tweed mini skirt, sleek leather boots and gold rounded earrings for the occasion.

Her twin sister opted for a sleeveless mini dress layered beneath a camel belted coat, finishing the look with cream-and-black pumps – and matching earrings.

Rod Stewart’s daughter Renee was among the notable guests who gathered for the al fresco dinner that followed the daytime photoshoot.

The Marc Cain appearance came shortly after Lady Eliza made headlines by becoming the first relative of Prince Harry to publicly respond to the Duke of Sussex’s relocation to Britain, describing the news as “exciting” at an event in London last week.

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Lady Eliza, whose father Earl Spencer welcomed the Sussexes at the Spencer ancestral home during their UK visit last month, told The Mirror: “We would love to be able to find some time to visit.”

Pressed on whether she might exchange winemaking tips with the Duchess, who debuted her own rosé last July, Lady Eliza offered a playfully noncommittal response: “Maybe!” she said.

As the socialite and budding drinks entrepreneur was toasting her new venture, the Duke and Duchess were reportedly being transported to what is widely understood to be their new Cotswolds residence with their two children, seven-year-old Archie and five-year-old Lilibet.

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Whether the Sussexes will receive an invitation to Lady Eliza’s forthcoming wedding remains an open question.

The bride-to-be recently hinted that preparations are gathering pace, sharing glamorous photographs from an Amalfi Coast getaway with the caption: “Wedding venue hunting begins… @palazzoavino you have completely stolen our hearts.”

Channing Millerd proposed during a candlelit dinner overlooking the sea in Santorini last July, presenting Lady Eliza with a £40,000 ring that pays homage to the late Princess Diana.

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While Lady Eliza’s mother, former model Victoria Aitken, and sisters Lady Amelia and Lady Kitty were all present at the Cape Town engagement celebration, her father, Charles Spencer, was absent amid longstanding reports of a family rift.

Earl Spencer did not publicly acknowledge his daughter’s engagement and was absent from both Lady Kitty’s 2021 Italian wedding to retail millionaire Michael Lewis and Lady Amelia’s 2023 nuptials.

At Lady Kitty’s ceremony, it was her brother Louis Spencer, Viscount Althorp, and Samuel who walked her down the aisle.

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