In case there was any doubt that butter yellow is out and guava pink is officially in, look no further than the Spencer sisters, who brought peak glamour to the inaugural British Museum Ball last night.
Lady Amelia and Lady Eliza Spencer—the 33-year-old twin daughters of Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, and his ex-wife, model Victoria Aitken—proved once again that style runs in the family. The duo arrived in coordinating pink looks that stole the show at the star-studded London event.
Lady Amelia, 33, turned heads in a show-stopping hot pink gown splashed with red roses. The asymmetrical number featured a single puffed sleeve and a dramatic bow cinched at the waist. True to her more-is-more look, she paired the dress with a dazzling diamond-and-ruby necklace, coordinating drop earrings, a pink cuff bracelet and a white clutch to finish things off.
Meanwhile, her twin sister donned a slinky salmon-pink gown dripping in silver sequins. To keep the sparkle going, she paired the halter-neck design with a diamond necklace, bracelet and earrings. Eliza finished the look with a coordinating white clutch—because stylish twins clearly think alike.
And this isn't the first time that the twins have stunned in coordinating looks—earlier this summer, the duo stunned in matching sparkling gowns at at the Tiffany & Co. Blue Book High Jewellery collection event.
The sisters attended the event alongside their older sibling, Lady Kitty Spencer, 34, who also embraced the night’s unofficial color palette in a strapless bright pink gown complete with a feathered shawl and glittering pink and purple diamonds.
The ball—attended by the likes of Kristin Scott Thomas, Janet Jackson and Naomi Campbell—was held at the British Museum to raise funds for the institution’s global partnership initiatives. But if the Spencers have anything to say about it, the real headline is clear: pink reigns supreme.
