Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery is flawless in royally-approved dress
On Thursday evening, the stunning Michelle Dockery hosted an exquisite lunch in celebration of Emilia Wickstead's Pre-Fall 2024 collection and, of course, the start of the summer season.
The beautiful actress actually stars in the Emilia Wickstead Pre-Fall 2024 campaign, and pictures dropped online back in May. The Downton Abbey superstar looked sensational in the high fashion images, which were styled by Harry Lambert and photographed by Indigo Lewin.
The lunch was a star-studded affair, with stylish guests that included Antonia Thomas, Thomasin McKenzie, Raven Smith, Sarah Harris, Lisa Armstrong, Gianluca Longo, Susie Lau, Nicky Yates, Osman Amed, Martha Ward, Cher Coulter, Anna Robbins, Ashley Adjaye and Otegha Uwagba who all wore items from the label.
The 42-year-old wore the brand's 'Emine' dress, a glorious pink creation that featured a striking dahlia floral print.
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The off-the-shoulder cut showed off Michelle's gym-toned arms and the star added delicate drop earrings and wore her raven hair in a loose and flowing style. Check out that flawless makeup, too!
This dress is a popular one. Last month, Bridesmaids actress Kristen Wiig also wore the 'Emine' dress when she attended the 2024 Gotham TV Awards in the US.
Royal fans
Emilia Wickstead's designs are loved by the royal family. Princess Beatrice wore a mint green creation to Royal Ascot last month, Duchess Sophie also wore a sugar pink dress earlier this week by the New Zealand-based designer, and the Princess of Wales is a huge fan.
HELLO! previously spoke with the designer who has nothing but admiration for Prince William's wife. She said: "Princess Kate is a great brand ambassador for British designers, and it’s such an honour and privilege to think she would like to wear your clothing."
