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Duchess Sophie Rewears Beloved Suzanne London Gown
24 Sep
Summary
- The Duchess of Edinburgh wore a patterned silk tea dress by Suzanne London.
- She attended a reception celebrating the Royal Mencap Society's 80th anniversary.
- Sophie has been a patron of Mencap since 2002, following Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.
The Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie, made a stylish appearance at a reception celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Royal Mencap Society. The event, hosted by the Financial Times, saw the royal don a familiar yet elegant Suzanne London creation.
She was pictured in the 'Grandad' Silk Tea Dress, a brown and white patterned gown featuring a floral tile design, which retails for £1,250. This marked a rewear for Sophie, who had previously sported the same dress last year at the King's Award for Enterprise ceremony.
Sophie has been a dedicated patron of Mencap since 2002. She assumed this significant role following the passing of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, who had held the patronage before her.
Adding to her sophisticated look, the Duchess showcased her recently cropped bob hairstyle, a style she debuted earlier in the year. This shorter look has been praised for bringing freshness and movement, with experts noting its timeless appeal for women over 50.
