Princess Diana’s fashion legacy continues as her twin nieces recreate her iconic look

nieces have with another look jaw-dropping look. The sisters attended London Fashion Week in striking gowns over the weekend which were almost identical to Princess Diana’s iconic looks.

and Lady Eliza Spencer represented Richard Quinn and wore designs as part of his AW25 collection. London Fashion Week is considered one of the biggest events on the calendar and first started back in 1984.

The global attention appealed to the then Princess Diana of Wales and she regularly attended the event before she died in 1997. From top designers to emerging talents the runway provides a platform for British fashion brands to present their designs to a global audience.

It essentially acts as a major hub for the fashion industry to get a taste of what will hit the high street and preview trends. Richard Quinn put on a sensational show at Westminster’s grand Lindley Hall, that was transformed into an old-world winter wonderland.

According to snow fell from the Georgian architecture which twinkled against the hanging lights. Sitting in the front row were Lady Amelia and Lady Eliza who are 32, and paid homage to .

The duo arrived at the show in elegant ensembles and sweetly coordinated in black-and-white dresses. This was particularly fitting as Princess Dianna was a huge fan of the colour combination and wore a series of designs that featured this.

Back in 1991 Princess Diana visited Salisbury, which was six years before her death, and wore t a white knee-length dress and black jacket designed by Catherine Walker.

This look was strikingly similar to the design that the twins wore for the show. Meanwhile, it also boasted a very similar plunging neckline – although Lady Amelia Spencer and Lady Eliza’s was slightly more daring.

Lady Amelia opted for a sleek figure-hugging full-length gown which featured crop sleeves. While Lady Eliza was snapped in a shorter dress that showed off her long pins.

Both designs featured a sleek bow at the front which sat on the centre of the breastbone. They paired their outfits with glamorous makeup and bold lips.

However, this is not the first time Richard Queen who is a British print and fashion designer had Royals in attendance to his shows.

Back in 2018, the late monarch presented him with the inaugural Queen Elizabeth Award for British Design, at London Fashion Week.

At the time he told the how overwhelmed he felt by the accolade. He said: “Nothing but positive things came from it.

“As a designer, you want as many eyes looking at what you do, especially as you start – that was probably the most perfect storm thing ever to happen to us.

“In terms of how we design, we’ve always designed for event dressing and that idea of pageantry. I feel there’s mirroring there – the pomp that comes with our clothes is quite appropriate,” he continued.