Blooming beautiful! Emma Weymouth cuts an elegant figure in a floor length floral gown as she poses with her portrait at a private gallery opening
- Emma Weymouth attended a private gallery opening in London last night
- Society beauty wore a strapless floor length floral gown for the occasion
- Comes amid a busy period for Emma, 35, who has been attending Fashion Week
Society beauty Emma Weymouth cut an elegant figure in a strapless floral gown as she stepped out for a glitzy event in London this evening.
Emma, 35, who is married to Ceawlin Thynn, 8th Marquess of Bath, was in high spirits as she attended the exhibition opening for Elena Gual at Grove Square Galleries.
She opted for a figure-flattering floral evening gown, and posed alongside a portrait the Spanish artist had drawn of her.
Emma's appearance comes after the Strictly Come Dancing star returned to the UK after attending the nuptials of her friend Lady Kitty Spencer in Italy followed by a short break in France with her children.
Society beauty Emma Weymouth cut an elegant figure in a strapless floral gown as she stepped out for a glitzy event in London this evening
Emma, 35, who is married to Ceawlin Thynn, 8th Marquess of Bath, was in high spirits as she attended the exhibition opening for Elena Gual at Grove Square Galleries
Emulate Emma's blossoming look in a Dolce & Gabbana dress
Summer might be coming to an end, but that's the great thing about florals - they're not a one-season-a-year trend!
You may already have a plethora of floral dresses hanging in your wardrobe waiting to be shown off, but after seeing Emma Weymouth wearing this Dolce & Gabbana dress, you'll soon be wanting another.
We love the fitted bodice and floor-sweeping skirt, although the overall statement has to be the floral pattern and pleated detailing.
Although it's not currently up for grabs online, you can click through to Moda Operandi via the image to get a closer look.
Then snap up a lookalike to suit your budget from our list of alternatives, starting from just £16 at Boohoo.
While attending the event in London, the fashionista posed next to an illustration drawn by Elena.
Last night she joined close friend and British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful at private members' club Annabel's for a British Fashion Council bash hosted in collaboration with Swarovski.
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The aristocrat opted for a figure-flattering black evening gown with a semi-sheer embellished side panel that offered a peek at her legs.
The same sparkling material was used to create a double scoop neckline and added a touch of excitement to an otherwise plain dress.
She opted for a figure-flattering floral evening gown, and posed for an illustration the Spanish artist had drawn of her.
Keeping her accessories simple, Emma paired the dress with black point toe pumps and a black clutch.
The only splash of colour came with her eye-catching red nail polish.
She beamed as she left the private members' club behind Enninful, who is in the midst of a busy fashion month.
It has marked a busy week for Emma, who on Monday attended the British Vogue party at The Londoner Hotel.
Emma's appearance comes after the Strictly Come Dancing star returned to the UK after attending the nuptials of her friend Lady Kitty Spencer in Italy followed by a short break in France with her children
Emma's appearance comes after the Strictly Come Dancing star returned to the UK after attending the nuptials of her friend Lady Kitty Spencer in Italy followed by a short break in France with her children.
Princess Diana's niece, 30, wedded her long-term boyfriend Michael Lewis, 62, at a 17th century Italian castle last month.
Lady Kitty's father Earl Spencer, 57, did not attend and she was walked down the aisle by her brother Louis Spencer, Viscount Althorp, 27, and half brother Samuel Aitken, whose father is businessman Jonathan Aitken.
During her time aboard she was spotted exploring Venice with her hunky Serbian model pal Alessandro Egger this month.
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