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King George V's great-great-granddaughter joined thousands of revellers in West London
Prince Edward, Duke of Kent's granddaughter, Lady Amelia Windsor, attended this year's Notting Hill Carnival on Sunday.
Previously dubbed "Britain's hottest royal," Amelia lives in Notting Hill and made an unexpected appearance at the historic Caribbean street festival on its 60th anniversary.
Lady Amelia, 31, shared her experience with her 101,000 Instagram followers, writing: "Joy-filled carnival, cosmos in the rain and a spot of pottery painting."
King Charles's second cousin once removed wore a sporty two-piece from PH5, a sustainable knitwear label.
The ensemble included the brand's £95 Gen 11 tank top, paired with a matching £145 tennis skort.
The choice of eco-conscious activewear was fitting for Lady Amelia's reputation as a champion of sustainable style.
The look proved well-suited to the carnival's energetic atmosphere as it wound through Kensington's W10 and W11 postcodes.
King George V and Queen Mary's great-great-granddaughter accessorised with an Orla Kiely Ratio Small Hobo Bag in the Moonflower Spring Green colourway, currently available at a reduced price of £38.
Amelia completed the ensemble with a pair of Ash-Addict trainers crafted from leopard-printed leather, which retail at approximately £210.
The carnival, Europe's largest street celebration, has been running since 1966 and is renowned for its extravagant parade costumes.
Attendees traditionally wear colourful feather plumes, ornate headdresses, rhinestone detailing and metallic beadwork.
Approximately two million people descended on the streets of west London over the Bank Holiday weekend for the milestone celebration.
Craig David and Maya Jama were among the notable figures spotted in attendance.
