Lady Amelia and Eliza Spencer, Princess Diana’s nieces, attend the Veronica Beard party at The Serpentine

Lady Amelia and Eliza Spencer wore trendy blazers as they attended designer Veronica Beard’s summer party at The Serpentine last night.

The two sisters – who are cousins ​​of the late Princess Diana – posed yesterday as they showed off their chic ensembles at the London event.

Lady Amelia, 30, opted for a green ensemble and wore smart green trousers with a matching plaid blazer.

Meanwhile, her twin brother Lady Eliza, who married her childhood sweetheart Greg Mallett earlier this year, opted for a peach pink blazer and black jeans.

The sisters opted for similarly neutral makeup and wore their hair loosely in waves over their shoulders.

Meanwhile, her twin brother Lady Eliza, who married her childhood sweetheart Greg Mallett earlier this year, opted for a peach pink blazer and black jeans.

Lady Eliza and Lady Amelia grew up between Constantia, South Africa, and their family’s seat, Althorp.

But since moving to London full-time in 2021, Lady Eliza and Lady Amelia have finally begun to step out of the shadow of their eldest sibling Kitty.

The twins soon appeared in social magazines such as Tatler and Hello.

Amelia and Eliza, who are both signed to Storm Model Management, look forward to fulfilling long-held ambitions; Amelia hopes to become a wedding planner and Eliza dreams of becoming an interior designer.

And this summer is no different – with the twins attending a number of high-profile fashion and society events in recent months.

The Spencer sisters looked stunning in summer dresses at the Chelsea Flower Show preview last month.

While Lady Amelia, 30, chose a floating, floral number from Sydney fashion brand Zimmermann, her twin opted for a form-fitting turtleneck dress reminiscent of one worn by the sisters’ late aunt, Princess Diana, in the 1980s. .

Lady Eliza’s long-sleeved pink dress was created by Italian-born, London-based designer Alessandra Rich, who is known for her feminine fashion with a twist.

Lady Eliza’s dress shared a strong resemblance to the one worn by Princess Diana during her visit to Australia’s Freemantle Women’s Hospital on April 7, 1983. Lady Eliza’s dress fell just below the knee and had a fitted waist.

The sisters opted for similar neutral makeup and wore their hair loosely in waves over their shoulders (pictured left and right)

Lady Eliza and Lady Amelia grew up between Constantia, South Africa, and their family’s seat, Althorp (pictured)

Lady Amelia opted for a green ensemble and wore smart green trousers with a matching checked blazer

Just a few weeks after her South African wedding, Lady Amelia looked just as fashionable with a bold red handbag and heels to match.

Amelia and her husband Greg Mallett first met 13 years ago through mutual friends in Cape Town. In July 2020, Lady Amelia Spencer got engaged to her long-term boyfriend Greg after a romantic proposal in South Africa.

The society beauty, who is the cousin of Princes William and Harry, met her real estate beau while they were both studying at the University of Cape Town.

The couple were together for 11 years before 32-year-old Greg popped the question at the exclusive Clouds Wine & Guest Estate in Stellenbosch.

Greg announced their engagement on Instagram, writing, “So this was the best day of my life. July 22, 2020, I asked the love of my life to spend the rest of her life with me and she said YES.

“Couldn’t be happier and I love you with all my heart @ameliaspencer15.”

In 2021, the couple moved from South Africa to London, shortly after big sister Kitty’s lavish wedding in Rome – with celebrations spread over four days.

The couple tied the knot on March 21 at an exclusive venue at Quoin Rock Manor House on a mountaintop in the winelands of South Africa’s Western Cape.

The bride wore a custom Versace dress that took over two and a half months to make.

Speak against Hello after their ceremony, Greg said, “My love for Amelia has been reborn. Every day I fall more in love with this beautiful human being by my side.’