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One is amused! Princess Anne battles to keep a straight face as she speaks to TOPLESS models and meets Vogue’s Edward Enninful at her London Fashion Week debut
- Princess Anne, 69, made her London Fashion Week debut yesterday
- The royal was on hand to present the Queen Elizabeth Award for British Design
- She met Vogue’s Edward Enninful and shared a joke with topless models
- Anne shunned new season designs in favour of a trusty green suit for the outing
Princess Anne struggled to keep a straight face as she met topless models at a fashion show yesterday.
The Princess Royal, 69, smiled broadly as she was introduced to the men and women, whose chests were clad only in bejewelled chains, at a London Fashion Week showcase.
Anne was on hand to present the Queen Elizabeth Award for British Design to Rosh Mahtani for her Alighieri jewellery line, which is committed to sustainability and ethical practices.
Princess Anne struggled to keep a straight face as she met topless models at a fashion show yesterday. The models, pictured, were showcasing pieces by Rosh Mahtani, also pictured
Princess Anne was also introduced to British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful, a close friend of the Duchess of Sussex who worked with the royal on her Forces For Change edition
Princess Anne shunned the fashion week trend of showcasing new season designs and instead stayed true to her thrifty nature with a favourite green suit (left). Right, in the outfit last year
Anne presented the Queen Elizabeth Award for British Design to Rosh Mahtani, pictured, for her Alighieri jewellery line, which is committed to sustainability and ethical practices
She was also introduced to British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful, a close friend of the Duchess of Sussex who collaborated with the royal on her Forces For Change edition of the fashion bible.
It marked the royal’s first outing to London Fashion Week and comes two years after her mother the Queen made her debut at the event to present the same award to fashion designer Richard Quinn.
The royal was introduced to models (left-right) Yasmin Le Bon, Jade Parfitt and Erin O’Connor
The Princess Royal also spent time meeting other designers at the London presentation
Princess Anne with Caroline Rush (left), Chief Executive of the British Fashion Council
Princess Anne, President of UK Fashion and Textile Association shunned the fashion week trend of showcasing new season designs and instead stayed true to her thrifty nature with a favourite green suit for yesterday’s outing.
The matching blazer and skirt, worn over a printed emerald silk blouse, was accessorised with two eye-catching brooches and a pearl earring-and-necklace set.
Anne has worn the outfit on a number of previous occasions, including for a meeting with King Abdullah II and Queen Rania of Jordan last year.
Princess Anne appeared in good spirits as she spoke to Edward Enninful at last night’s event
Anne presenting the award to Mahtani, whose Alighieri jewellery brand is inspired by Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy. It marked the royal’s first outing to London Fashion Week
Princess Anne spent time speaking to designers at the London Fashion Week showcase
Ahead of Anne’s appearance the official royal family Instagram account shared a look back at some of her greatest fashion moments.
Nine of Princess Anne’s most memorable looks were shared to mark the occasion, ranging from casual shirts to show-stopping hats.
While the princess was more experimental with style as a young woman, in recent years she has become known for her thrifty approach to fashion and is often seen re-wearing favourite pieces from her wardrobe.
The outing comes two years after her mother the Queen made her debut at the event to present the same award to fashion designer Richard Quinn. Pictured, with Anna Wintour
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