19 Best-dressed ladies at Le Bal des Débutantes 2025 – including Duke of Malborough's daughter

Lady Araminta Spencer-Churchill joined a slew of beautifully-dressed ladies on the night. She wore a lovely Armani Privé gown as she posed with her fellow debs. 

Lady Araminta is the daughter of the Duke of Marlborough, Charles James Spencer-Churchill, and his second wife, Edla Griffiths.

Angela Bassett's daughter, Bronwyn, looked breathtaking in the group photo captured at the prestigious ball. Her appearance comes after she spoke exclusively with HELLO!, alongside her mother, Hollywood actress Angela Bassett. 

She wore a gorgeous Stephane Rolland haute couture gown. "The dress makes me feel like a Disney princess in the best way possible!" Bronwyn told HELLO! of the gown. "It is probably the largest gown at the ball this year, so I definitely will make a statement when I’m in a room, and it's a bit annoying for other people to walk around me, so I feel bad for that."

Carolina Lansing looked glorious in a black and white polka dot gown. The gown had a special touch as it paid tribute to her grandmother,  the world-renowned fashion designer Carolina Herrera. 

"This dress is a nod to my grandma's first collection; the black-and-white and polka-dots are reminiscent of it, and are also a classic Carolina Herrera look," Carolina told HELLO! earlier this month. "Plus we've woven a little yellow bow on to the inside hem to pay homage to the first Good Girl perfume."

Ruby Kemper looked pretty in pink as she rocked a Chrome Hearts number with a halter neckline. 

Ruby descends from the elite of the American business world and currently studies hotel management at Cornell University in New York.

Sporting Natan, Eugénia of Hohenzollern looked wonderful in navy. She is the daughter of Prince Albert and Princess Natalia of Hohenzollern and a fashion student at the Marangoni Institute in Paris.

Dazzling in Oscar de la Renta, Sarah Bae looked magical in silver. Sarah runs in fashion and finance circles in the United states thanks to her parents, investment banker Joseph Bae and former ELLE editor, Janice Lee. 

Sarah is a student at Phillips Academy Andover, a boarding school in Massachusetts, where she's set to study history and philosophy at university.

Alice Wang made a case for block colour - and looked amazing. Styling it out in Vera Wang, Alice is a student of Psychology at Columbia University, and is involved in her faculty's hip-hop group.

Josephine Haas looked straight from Swan Lake as she wowed in a white dress with gold accent detailing. The scene-stealing Guo Pei dress was paired with beautiful drop earrings. 

The daughter of Sébastien and Claire-Sophie Haas, a lawyer specialising in film law and the marketing and communications director for a major French company, respectively, Josephine is a student at IE University in Madrid.

Baroness Isabelle von Perfall looked classically elegant in a black strapless dress by Monique Lhuillier covered in cascading sequins. 

Pianist Isabelle studies social anthropology and art history at St Andrews. She gets her title as the daughter of Baron Alexander von Perfall, who descended from Bavarian nobility, while her mother, Ashley, comes from a diplomatic family.

Reagan Sacks embodied princess energy in pink. Donning a Schiaparelli Haute Couture dress, the debutante embraced a fairytale look with her dramatic tulle skirt and glimmering tiara.

Her father, David Sacks, is the chairman of Donald Trump's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology and a friend of Elon Musk. Meanwhile, her mother, Jacqueline Sacks, is the founder of the wellness brand Saint Haven and a member of the board of directors of the California Pacific Medical Center.   

Eirini Zarifi opted for a more pared-back look with her asymmetrical Deborah Milner gown with a flowing skirt. 

She is the daughter of George Leon Zarifi, a descendant of a banking family from Constantinople and Anna-Krystyna Zarifi, a descendant of one of the oldest shipping dynasties in Greece.

Dressed in Lanvin, Alexandra Moxey opted for a caped moment. The black velvet number was paired with dripping diamonds and emeralds.

Alexandra is a student of Latin American History and Law at the University of Chicago. Her father is the founder of Ultra Records, home to artists such as Calvin Harris and David Guetta.

Nothing says glamour like sequins and bows and Eliza Lindroth embraced both. Dressed in Rick Owens, the descendant of Martin Wiberg, the Swedish inventor, wowed in white (well, off-white), and pointed-toe stilettos.

The deb is no stranger to the opulence of the French capital, as she is a student of Art History and Anthropology at the American University of Paris.  

Georges Hobeika was Jillian Chan's chosen designer, and didn't she look amazing? The deb dazzled in a cobalt strapless number with the classic sign of elegance - string pearls.

Jillian is the daughter of Chinese-Thai director Peter Chan and the actress and producer Sandra Ng.  

Ella Wadia said 'more is more' when it came to embellishments on her gown, and it certainly paid off. She wore an Elie Saab Haute Couture in the form of this gold strapless number with intricate detailing.

Ella, who is the great-great-granddaughter of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, gets her passion for fashion from her mother, Celina, who heads up the brand C Femme.

Princess Isabelle of Orléans made her royal lineage known with her stunning tiara and wore a dress with a full skirt by Antonio Grimaldi.

She was invited as the great-granddaughter of Henri d'Orléans and the youngest daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Chartres.

Gabrielle Janssens de Balkany took centre stage in an ethereal white number by Luisa Beccaria. The subtly rhinestoned dress was elevated with a glittering diadem.

Gabrielle, who is an events planning student, is the daughter of Belgian businessman Olivier Janssens and Elisabeth de Balkany and is the granddaughter of Princess Maria Gabriella of Savoy and Robert de Balkany.

Princess Eulalia of Orléans Bourbon (pictured left) looked lovely in an embellished gown by Tony Ward featuring an extra skirt attachment for added drama.

The princess is a student of Economics and Finance at St Andrews and is the daughter of businessman Álvaro de Orleans-Borbón, who is a distant cousin of King Juan Carlos of Spain and the debutante's godfather.  

Dressed in a Christian Dior Haute Couture gown, Almudena Dailly of Orléans (pictured right) looked splendid in taupe.

The deb is the goddaughter of King Juan Carlos, as the granddaughter of Beatriz de Orleans. She is also the daughter of Pierre-Louis Dailly and Princess Adelaide of Orléans.  

All the debutantes gathered for a beautiful group photo, highlighting the array of fashion designers chosen for the occasion. 

Gabrielle Janssens de Balkany and Almudena Dailly d'Orléanshighlighted their close friendship as they sat head-to-head at the prestigious venue in their ballgowns.

Amid all the glamour of the event, Ruby Kemper, Alexandra Moxey and Eliza Lindroth made time for a moment of playfulness as they gathered for a moment away from the main ballroom.

Princess Eulalia of Orléans Bourbon was escorted by Albert Windsor, who has a connection to the British royal family. He is the grandson of the Duke and Duchess of Kent. 

Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, is one of the late Queen's cousins.

A handful of the 19 cavaliers assembled for a group shot to honour their special role on the night. Sebastian Corso, Slater Vance, Gabriel Gledhill, Antonius Meijer, James Bae were cavaliers in smart white tie. 

British cavalier Sebastian Corso studies Economics at the University of Chicago and works in Private Equity in New York.  

Princess Isabelle of Orléans and her escort, Prince Constantin of Orléans, Almudena Dailly of Orléans and her escort, Diego Dailly of Orléans, and Princess Eulalia of Orléans Bourbon and her escort, Albert Windsor, were among the supremely dressed bunch.

Sarah Bae made it a family affair as she was accompanied by her twin brother, Jams. 

Jillian Chan was escorted to the ball by Nikolas Manos, a Greek bachelor.

Josephine Haas was a belle of the ball alongside her cavalier, Count Brando Leonardo Borletti Dell Acqua, who hails from Italy.

Princess Eugenia von Hohenzollern and her escort Count Ascarrio di Carpegna Brivio made a fine pair.

Gabrielle Janssens de Balkany also made it a family occasion as she arrived with her escort, AKA her brother, Thomas Janssens de Balkany.

Ruby Kemper was escorted to the ball by Gabriel Gledhill, a talented skier.

Carolina and her little brother Magnus made their parents proud in matching black and white.

Eliza Lindroth was escorted by Antonius Meijer, who descends from the French family that owns the Château Giscours vineyard. He escorted his sister, Olivia, last year.

Alexandra Moxey arrived on the arm of Sebastian Corso. He lives between Kuala Lumpur and London and is a UK National Champion at Eton Fives.

Carolina Lansing and Ruby Kemper brushed up on their dance skills as they shared a lighthearted twirl.

Each of the debs took to the floor for a dance with her cavalier, including Princess Isabelle of Orléans who finessed a dip fit for Strictly Come Dancing!

Gabrielle Janssens de Balkany was seen being lifted in the air by her brother, Thomas Janssens de Balkany. A scene-stealing entrance!

Hollywood stars Angela Bassett and Courtney B. Vance took to the dance floor on their daughter Bronwyn's special night - and what fun they had!

The ballroom within the Shangri-La hotel in Paris provided an opulent backdrop for the occasion.

The cavaliers enjoyed a moment in the spotlight as they posed for a group photo. The cavaliers were Albert Windsor, Diego Dailly d’Orléans, James Bae, Magnus Lansing, Gabriel Gledhill, Nikolas Manos , Slater Vance, Baron Heinrich von und zu Frankenstein, Prince Constantin d’Orléans, Baron Nicholas von Perfall, Count Brando Leonardo Borletti Dell Acqua, Gabriel de Kergorlay, Sebastian Corso, Thomas Janssens de Balkany, Count Ascarrio di Carpegna Brivio, Anwar Rizk, Jason Schwarz and Antonius Meijer.

The cavaliers gathered for a photo featuring Stéphane Bern, in the role of master of ceremonies. He kicked off the presentation of the 19 debutantes of the ball.

Stéphane is a French-Luxembourgish journalist who is known for his speciality in nobility and royalty.