She's been dubbed the 'most beautiful royal' – and yesterday, Lady Amelia Windsor proved she's also one of the most stylish as she took to a catwalk in London.

The granddaughter of the Duke of Kent, who is the late Queen Elizabeth's cousin and 45th in line to the throne, brought bohemian glamour to the runway as American brand Peruvian Connection celebrated its 50th anniversary with an exclusive showcase of its Autumn/Winter 2026 collection.

It was all about beautiful fabrics, statement pieces and effortless Andean style, as the luxury artisan label marked the occasion with a special evening at St John's Church in Hyde Park Crescent, with Lady Amelia taking centre stage.

The 31-year-old model opened the show in the stunning Springbok jacquard-knit maxi dress in Fawn.

Made from luxurious Peruvian Pima cotton and priced at £519, the dress was a perfect showcase of the brand's signature style, combining intricate detailing with a laid-back elegance.

She completed the look with the reversible Montmartre jacket, a rich Italian shearling design priced at £2,750, adding texture and sophistication to the ensemble.

Lady Amelia – once dubbed the 'most beautiful royal' by Tatler magazine – also returned to close the show, modelling more standout pieces from the collection as she proved to be the highlight of the evening.

Speaking about her experience, she said: 'I absolutely love the collection. Peruvian Connection’s materials are beautiful, and the craftsmanship is exquisite.

'It was a lot of pressure to open and close the show, but it was a huge honour, and I’m so grateful.' 

The brand's Autumn/Winter 2026 collection brought its heritage and craftsmanship into focus, marking five decades of rich textures, intricate knitwear and natural materials that balance individuality with everyday opulence. 

Joining Lady Amelia on the runway were model and businesswoman Lilly Becker, The Real Housewives of London star Juliet Mayhew, and Bridgerton actress Genevieve Chenneour. 

After the show, guests including Lady Victoria Hervey, Hayley Palmer, Amanda Eliasch, Ben Ofoedu and Precious Muir enjoyed Peruvian-inspired cuisine from Kusikuy and Lima Nikkei, alongside classic Pisco Sours and Chilcanos made with Amathus's 1615 Pisco Quebranta.

Annie Hurlbut, Founder and CEO of Peruvian Connection, said: 'For fifty years, Peruvian Connection has celebrated artistry, craftsmanship and cultural discovery.

'As we enter our next chapter, we’re honouring that legacy while evolving the brand for the future. 

'Our refreshed identity and the return of our men’s collection reflect our commitment to timeless design, extraordinary natural fibres, and the artisans whose work has inspired us since 1976.'

Last night's appearance was just the latest in a long line of fashion events for Lady Amelia, who is known for bringing a natural elegance to major runways and prestigious industry events. 

In February 2017, the royal made her runway debut walking for Dolce & Gabbana at Milan Fashion Week, before joining the Princess Olympia of Greece on the runway later that year at a special fashion parade held by the fashion house in Palermo, Sicily.

And, in October 2022, she looked effortlessly stylish in bright colours as she walked the catwalk at a London Fashion Week show wearing Zeynep Kartal x Li & Fung.

She's also become a red carpet regular, attending star-studded fashion events such as the Dior show in Paris in 2022, where she looked effortlessly cool in a black tulle skirt and military-style jacket with gold buttons, complete with a dazzling chain.

In September 2024, she stepped out for a London Fashion Week closing party, turning heads in a black minidress for the event, which was presented by 1664 Blanc celebrating 40 years of LFW, with the BFC and Burberry.

The glamorous fashionista completed her ensemble with knee-high leather boots, a suede green blazer, a cream handbag and a gold necklace at The Roof Gardens in Kensington.