Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, costs a color blocking in Safiyaa dress at Knights of Charity Gala

Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, was wearing a dress with a kind permission of the Safiyaa brand based in London for the Knights of Charity Gala on Thursday in Château de la Croix-Des-Gardes in Cannes, France.

Ferguson wore the dara jewelgreen dress. The look contained a square excerpt draped with Lotus sleeves, supplemented by indications of a wild strawberry color against a jeweling tone, creating color blocking design. The dress was constructed with heavy crepe material.

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Ferguson coordinated the dress with another pop of Pink with a coupling with a kind permission of Furla. She submitted her dress with delicate jewelry, including bracelets, drop earrings and a watch.

Safiyaa is a designer Ferguson who turned to the 2024 edition of the Knights of Charity Gala event. The royal previously wore a black and ivory -colored, heavy crepe Safiyaa design with an increased collar and shoulder cloak with a detailed backendail.

Fergusons 2024 look was emphasized by two black opera gloves and a small black bag. The Duchess of York wore the Safiyaa design of 2024 about a week after Kate Middleton turned to the designer based in London for her clothes for the Wimbledon championships.

For the finale of Wimbledon Gentleman 2024, Middleton wore the Celia Lilac Midi dress out of the label. By wearing the dress for the top-class public occasion, Middleton generated a media effect value of $ 4.8 million for label, according to Launchmetrics. (MIV is a proprietary metric that assigns marketing strategies in print, online and social media a real monetary value to calculate the ROI.)

The Knights of Charity Gala is an annual event that collects donations for various non -profit organizations. The 2025 edition of the event contains a performance by the opera singer Andrea Bocelli.

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