Lady Louise Windsor Seen at Sandringham Horse Trials After Attending with Close Friend
Lady Louise Windsor was seen out on her own shortly after being spotted with a special friend at the Sandringham Horse Driving Trials in Norfolk. The 20-year-old daughter of Prince Edward and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, participated in a carriage driving competition in Windsor before stepping out solo.
In June, Lady Louise was photographed with Felix da Silva-Clamp, a university friend she met at St Andrews University, where she studies English Literature. The pair were seen together at the Sandringham event, marking Louise's first competition there. Felix da Silva-Clamp has also been seen in relaxed, informal settings with Lady Louise.
Celebrity stylist Alex Longmore previously commented on Lady Louise's evolving style in an interview with MailOnline. "Lady Louise isn't trying to make a statement; she is aristocratic and not fashion conscious," Longmore said. "It is intimidating stepping out as a member of the royal family, and she has been doing it tactfully with a slow progression as she gains confidence."
Following her appearance at this year's Trooping the Colour, Longmore added, "There is a sensitivity that we see in her style that plays on her interests." Longmore noted that Lady Louise dresses comfortably, reflecting her mother's approach to fashion, while gradually gaining confidence akin to her skill in carriage driving.
