Prince Harry’s cousin Lady Amelia Windsor is all legs as she shows off flawless suntan in spring mini skirt

The sun is out and (hopefully) here to stay, and for our favourite sustainable It-Girl, Lady Amelia Windsor, that means a fabulous spring wardrobe to go with the new season.

On Sunday, the cousin of Prince William and Prince Harry, 30, showed off her flawless suntan in the sunshine while wearing a black mini skirt and matching top. 

“Happenings,” she penned in the caption, using her fabulous skirt to pose against a quaint street in London. 

Completing her ensemble, Amelia added a chic black cross-body bag and slipped on a pair of chunky black leather boots. She wore her honey-blonde tresses styled in her sleek signature bob style, the full ensemble going down wonderfully with her 101,000 followers.

“Stun,” one penned, a second added: “Fabulous like always.” Meanwhile, a third penned: “So fabulous.”

The fabulous look came just hours before Amelia wowed in vibrant green while attending an intimate wellness breakfast at the celebrity-loved Corinthia London, to celebrate the Aromatherapy brand launching in the UK. 

For the occasion, Lady Amelia paired her spring-ready top with chic white jeans, detailed with oversized pockets.

Spring in session

This isn’t the only spring ensemble of the royal fashionista’s that has caught our attention of late. 

Amelia donned a striking leopard print look while heading out for a wholesome evening of pottery just hours after her mini skirt foray. 

The ultra-chic look was comprised of flared leopard print trousers and a brown vest exposing Amelia’s impeccable tan. 

“Had such a sweet Friday evening at @housepotterylondon  Building and painting mugs and cups whilst having a lovely chat to the other guests and our fab teacher. A very therapeutic and wholesome activity and I can’t wait to see my pieces after they’ve gone in the kiln,” the royal wrote, documenting the evening on Instagram. 

Sustainable approach

Talking to HELLO! Fashion, Amelia revealed that her love of sustainable fashion grew while at university. 

“That literally is all I wore, it’s the excitement of it – and it became a bit of an obsession. I just love the fact that you never know what you’re going to find. Portobello market I love, it has such a great atmosphere and all the sellers have known each other for years. And now, obviously, you have online as well, with Depop and Vestiaire,” she said.