Lady Kitty Spencer returned to Instagram on Thursday, sharing a carousel of beautiful photographs from her summer break in the Hamptons.
In one of her sun-drenched snaps, there was a photo of her wearing a polka-dot bikini. The blonde model, who has worked with many high-end labels including Dolce & Gabbana and Bulgari, added a matching skirt as she took a stylish mirror selfie.
Little Athena, Kitty's adorable daughter, looked to have had a wonderful time overseas, enjoying farmers' markets, drawing and colouring, and lots of fun with her dad and Kitty's husband, Michael, splashing in the sea. Dreamy!
© @kitty.spencerThe photo collection ignited many comments from Kitty's Instagram followers. One wrote: "You are a vision!" with another agreeing, adding: "Gorgeous."
Kitty's action-packed summer
Although it appears that the 35-year-old has enjoyed some much-needed time out, she did have a glamorous start to the summer months, heading to Dolce & Gabbana's runway show in July, which was held at the San Domenico convent in Taormina.
The three-day event was a glittering A-list spectacle, with the ever-enchanting Jennifer Lopez in attendance.
The mother-of-one donned a plethora of sumptuous gowns, but her most striking was a glorious, deep-purple, bandeau-cut dress, which featured a billowing hem. Kitty was also dripping in diamonds, rocking a statement floral necklace and earrings.
The modern-day Diana dress
In fact, many remarked that it looked very much like an ensemble her late aunt, Princess Diana, famously wore in the early '90s. King Charles' former wife sported a purple velvet evening gown, designed by couturier Victor Edelstein, which featured a sculptural sweetheart neckline and a tulip-shaped skirt.
In 2023, the evening gown was crowned her most valuable dress after it was sold for almost £500,000 at Sotheby's in New York, considerably more than the predicted price of £100,000. Diana first wore the dress in 1991 for an official portrait by photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones, the first Earl of Snowdon, who was once the husband of Princess Margaret, Queen Elizabeth II's sister.
She then wore it for an iconic 1997 Vanity Fair photoshoot with fashion photographer Mario Testino just months before her death.
