Emma Weymouth showed off her fashion prowess tonight as she stepped out in London to attend the Tusk Conservation Awards 2024.
The Marchioness of Bath, 38, stunned in an elegant ensemble as she arrived at the Savoy Hotel on Wednesday night.
The Prince of Wales was also present on Wednesday, having been a patron of charities since 2005.
Emma looked radiant in a sparkling dress as she arrived on the red carpet alongside her husband, Ceawlin Thynn, Viscount Weymouth, 50.
The mother of two children wore a long sequin dress with a flower detail on the side. Known for her well-regulated workout routine, Emma flaunted her dainty necklace and toned arms in an off-the-shoulder dress.
Complementing the look, she carried a small sparkly purse between a pair of bright red nails.
Proving that she’s more than just a fashion professional, Emma wore her hair cleverly up in a relaxed bun with her glossy bangs elegantly framing her face.
Prepared for the most glamorous event, she sported a full face of makeup with winged eyeliner, glowing, poreless skin, and lips covered in crushed velvet.
Emma Weymouth (pictured) showed off her fashion prowess tonight as she stepped out in London to attend the Tusk Conservation Awards 2024.
Emma looked radiant in a sparkling dress as she walked the red carpet alongside her husband, Ceawlin Thynn, Viscount Weymouth (left)
To pull the look together perfectly, Emma added a set of stunning silver drop earrings and a sleek black watch with a diamond-encrusted dial.
Meanwhile, her husband of 13 years, Ceawlin, looked dapper in a navy suit and polished black brogues. Her silver hair was tied in front of her face.
The couple flashed beautiful smiles as they posed elegantly for the camera.
Meanwhile, Prince William looked dapper in a navy suit while also sporting his fan-favorite beard, which has become even more prominent in recent weeks.
The two were also joined by celebrities including Idris Elba, Mark Knopfler and Ronnie and Sally Wood before the ceremony, with whom they were seen having a lively conversation.
The Tusk Conservation Awards are an annual event that recognizes conservation leaders for their pioneering work in protecting wildlife and supporting communities across Africa.
The awards were first awarded more than a decade ago in 2013, thanks to collaborative efforts between the Prince of Wales and investors Ninety One.
The ceremony, which will be held this afternoon at the world-famous Savoy Hotel, awarded two winners for their work in this field.
The mother of two children wore a long sequin dress with flower details on the side. Known for her well-regulated workout routine, Emma flaunted her dainty necklace and toned arms in an off-the-shoulder dress.
Complementing the look, she carried a small sparkly purse between a pair of red double-decker bus nails.
Meanwhile, her husband of 13 years, Ceawlin, looked dapper in a navy suit and polished black brogues. Her silver hair was tied in front of her face.
Proving that she’s more than just a fashion professional, Emma wore her hair cleverly up in a relaxed bun with her glossy bangs elegantly framing her face.
To pull the look together perfectly, Emma added a set of stunning silver drop earrings and a sleek black watch with a diamond-encrusted dial.
The Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa, which recognizes an emerging pioneer in the field, was presented to Edward Aruna, working in Sierra Leone for his dedication to conservation in Africa over several years.
The Tusk Wildlife Ranger recognizes the bravery of people working on the frontline of African conservation sites who work tirelessly to protect increasingly endangered wildlife. This year it was given to Claver Ntoyinkima, who works in Rwanda.
The award was hosted by Liz Bonnin, a noted wildlife biologist and natural history broadcaster.
The awards have recognized 58 African conversation leaders in 23 countries over the past 12 years, helping to protect endangered wildlife on the continent.
It comes a week after Emma was spotted enjoying a lavish evening with Princess Beatrice.
Emma wore a monochromatic theme for her outing tonight, following in the footsteps of Beatrice who wore an equally elegant dress in the same style.
The Tusk Conservation Awards are an annual event that recognizes conservation leaders for their pioneering work in protecting wildlife and supporting communities across Africa.
The awards were first awarded more than a decade ago in 2013, thanks to collaborative efforts between the Prince of Wales and investors Ninety One.
Arriving in an elegant black and white baseball jacket, the Marchioness of Bath soon took it off to reveal a white silk skirt with a dramatic train.
Prepared for the cold London weather, she added a cropped cable knit sweater at one point in the evening.
Emma accessorized her ensemble with a small black bag and let her ensemble speak for itself by keeping the jewelry to a minimum. She appeared to be wearing only a pair of white pearl earrings.
Like Beatrice, Emma wore her hair down, blow-dried and looked particularly radiant with a hint of pink blush on her cheeks and glossy lip gloss.
The festive event likely took place at Ralph Lauren’s flagship store on New Bond Street in central London.