English Rose
Hong Kong Tatler|December 2019
Amelia Windsor shows off her modeling chops in the boldest party dresses of the season—and talks to Tatler about the causes closest to her heart
Rosana Lai
English Rose

Tatler: Being the granddaughter of the Duke and Duchess of Kent and 39th in line to the throne, people must have a certain perception of you. But what do you want people to see?

Lady Amelia Windsor: I actually don’t take myself too seriously. By nature I’m a light-hearted person and I think kindness is the best policy, so I try to make sure that no matter what I’m doing, that’s the message I’m sending.

T: You’ve spoken openly about your love of fashion– where did it originate?

LAW: For as long as I can remember, I’ve always liked being creative. Art, drama and music were my favourite subjects in school and clothes in particular, I feel, can help transform you into a different character. It’s a form of self-expression. I think my dream job would involve using creativity to work with brands and follow their paths to becoming more sustainable.

T: Why is sustainability so important to you?

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