Amelia and Eliza Spencer they are like day and night, east and west, or rather the black and whitethe colors they chose to attend the Michael Kors fashion show in New York.
Two different dresses, but identical in color, fabric and choice of brand. Lady Diana's granddaughters arrived at the Melbourne Cup showing off a true example couture of stylistic sisterhood
Symbiotic souls – it's really difficult to see them separated at public events – and very similar to each other – both physically and stylistically -, the two sisters, as well as nieces of the late Lady Diana, for once, perhaps the second, they have broken, at least halfway, the rule of similarity, dressing, on the chromatic front, one opposite to the other.
Eliza has in fact staked everything on the rigor of black, Amelia, for her part, on the candor of white. An unfailingly winning combination – as, after all, is black and white – highlighted even more by the common choice of power suits. Although very similar models, the two sisters wanted to differentiate the looks by opting for different versions.
Like Kate Middleton, Lady Diana's granddaughter also attended the Chelsea Flower Show opting for a lively pink dress in the beloved polka dot pattern. A style war to the last point of pink
Eliza chose a classic cut jacket, with revers covered in sequins for an inevitable sparkling touch, under which you can glimpse a bra, even a total black one. Amelia opted for an elegant double-breasted suit with matching trousers, all completely covered in white sequins.
Even on the accessories front, the sisters Amelia and Eliza Spencer followed the same line, opting for oval-shaped clutches and platform sandals in the respective shades. The two inevitable precious outfits complete. Choker for one, earrings for the other.
In reality, it is not the first time that the two sisters have chosen to dress in diametrically opposite ways for the same event. It happened just recently, on the occasion of London's Air Ambulance Charity Black & White Gala Ball 2024, where the two once again played the black and white card, this time declined on sparkling dresses.
Practically two fashion sides of the same coin. Well done!
Source: Vanity Fair
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