Flora Vesterberg epitomised classic elegance on Wednesday as she posed with Elle McPherson-Yoon during the opening of the 'Hallyu! The Korean Wave' exhibition at the Victoria and Albert museum.
Princess Alexandra of Kent's granddaughter, 30, looked lovely in the 'Perdy' dress by L.K.Bennett. The garment featured sheer sleeves and a beautiful sweetheart neckline but she streamlined the look with a subtle tweak, removing the pearl buckle belt.
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The cousin of the late Queen carried a feather-adorned black satin bag in one hand, showcasing her beautiful pear-shaped diamond engagement ring.
To round off her look, Flora (née Ogilvy), wore a minimalistic makeup look featuring a subtle cat eye liner and wore her honey blonde hair straight with a side part.
Flora Vesterberg wore a simple LBD to Castlemaine House
It is not the first time the art historian has sported a little black dress. In April 2024, Flora attended the Edinburgh International Festival Garden Party at Castlemaine House wearing a simple shirt dress with gold buttons for an understated yet sophisticated look.
She rounded off her look with block heels and a croc print box bag – the 'Mayfair' style from Aspinal of London.
Meanwhile, Flora upped her look a gear at the Dunhill Autumn Winter 2024 Presentation, 'An Elegant Salon', at The National Portrait Gallery last February. She looked so sleek in a black mini blazer dress with white lapels to match the garment's covered buttons.
Accessorising her look were a pair of pointed-toe stilettos and the 'Le 8 Crystal Buckle' clutch by Jennifer Chamandi which retails for £830.
Princess Kate wore a white Self Portrait dress in 2022
The Princess of Wales was seen during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations in 2022 wearing a near-identical look from the same brand but with long sleeves.
Flora made an appearance at Royal Ascot 2023 where she once again rocked icy white in the form of a lace mid-length dress with a pussy-bow neckline and statement headband à la Princess Beatrice.
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