Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones pays tribute to her grandmother Princess Margaret in white fur coat

Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones paid tribute to her grandmother Princess Margaret as she arrived at Tatler’s Little Black Book party in London in a stunning white faux fur coat. 

The 20-year-old – who is the daughter of The Earl of Snowdon and his ex-wife Serena Armstrong-Jones – gave a nod to one of her paternal grandmother’s most famous outfits for her night out in Soho on Thursday.

Pictured arriving at cabaret and cocktail bar The Windmill, the Oxford Brookes student looked sensational in a silver sequin mini dress with a plunging scooped neckline.

Opting for a silver smokey-eyed look, Lady Margarita styled her blonde hair in loose waves and finished off her look with a pair of black heels and a coat reminiscent to one her late grandmother owned in the 1950s. 

The bespoke Michael Kors creation seems to have been based on a piece of outwear a then-21-year-old Princess Margaret wore to the premiere of Captain Horatio Hornblower in 1951.

Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones was the talk of Tatler magazine’s Little Black Book party at The Windmill in Soho on Thursday night

Lady Margarita wore a bespoke, faux fur coat designed by Michael Kors, that conjured up memories of her grandmother, Princess Margaret, pictured at a 1951 film premiere, a stone’s throw away in Leicester Square

The glamorous film premiere took place on April 12, 1951 in Leicester Square – just a stone’s throw from where the Princess’ granddaughter partied the night away in Soho earlier this week. 

Underneath her fur coat, the late Princess – who passed away from a stroke in 2002 –  wore a V-neck, long-sleeved dress embellished with pink sequins. 

71 years later, Lady Margarita – who is Prince William and Prince Harry’s second-cousin – gave each aspect of her grandmother’s outfit an intentional modern twist and completed the ensemble with a pair of thin gold hoop earrings.

The royal fashionista seems to have inherited the creative skills of her carpenter father and is currently studying to become a silver jewellery designer.

Lady Margarita pictured speaking to The Queen with her father the Earl of Snowdon and mother Serena Armstrong-Jones in April 7, 2017

David Armstrong-Jones, Earl of Snowdon, Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones, Serena Armstrong-Jones, Countess of Snowdon, and Charles Armstrong-Jones, Viscount Linley, pictured attending Alexander Dundas’s 18th birthday party in London December 16, 2017

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Lady Margarita was one of Kate Middleton’s four flowergirls at her 2011 wedding to Prince William. Pictured left

The 20-year-old was famously one of Kate Middleton’s four flowergirls at her 2011 wedding to Prince William – alongside Prince William’s goddaughter Grace van Cutsem, the groom’s cousin Lady Louise Windsor and the Queen Consort’s granddaughter Eliza Lopes.

Lady Margarita wasn’t the only royal who attended Tatler’s exclusive bash – as Lady Eliza and Amelia Spencer also made an appearance too.

Lady Eliza dazzled in a shimmering gold dress which featured a turtle neck and an asymmetrical hem.

The niece of the late Diana, Princess of Wales carried a gold purse with her to match her dress and opted for a pair of heels with mirrored straps in the same colour.

Lady Margarita wasn’t the only guest with royal connections – as Lady Eliza and Amelia Spencer who both cut glamorous figures for the night

Glitz and glamour: Lady Eliza dazzled in a shimmering gold dress which featured a turtle neck and an asymmetrical hem

Fashionista: Lady Amelia looked chic in a black trouser suit with a double breasted jacket which was cinched in at the waist

Lady Amelia looked chic in a black trouser suit with a double breasted jacket which was cinched in at the waist.

She wore a matching pair of trousers and confidently posed with her hand on her hip at the bash.

She completed her look by wearing a pair of black heels and carrying a matching bag with her for the evening.