Thigh’s the limit! Fergie sizzles in leopard-print mini
Sarah ‘Fergie’ Ferguson has graced royals fans with another stunning pic from her digital photoshoot with Town & Country earlier this week.
The Duchess of York, 61, looked radiant as she showed off her legs in a leopard-print mini by Danish fashion brand Ganni. The dress featured a high-neck design, puff sleeves and stopped halfway down her thigh.
Fergie finished off the look with a pair of black stockings, Manolo Blahnik pumps, which retail for US$745 (AU$1,011.50), Cornelia James gloves (US$202) and an Emily-London boater hat (US$1,030). She also accessorised with a beautiful pair of silver earrings by Elizabeth Gage that retail for an eye-watering US$14,645.
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Fans of Fergie’s were quick to comment on the royal’s latest photoshoot picture, with one writing: “She is a class act to the world. Always trying to bring out the best on people.”
Another added: “Fergie you rock.” While a third wrote: “Love this shot.”
The new pic comes just two days after the magazine released three images from the photoshoot. One of the first images released showed Fergie posing up a storm in a tweed coat by British designer Suzannah London (US$2,414).
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In another image, the duchess was pictured standing on a wooden swing. She was dressed in a purple ruffled dress by Just Cavalli (US$378) matched with a Dolce & Gabbana jacket (US$1,788) and a pair of black boots. Fergie also opted for a new hairstyle, wearing her hair in a low bun.
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The last and final image was a bit more serious, as Fergie posed in a white pussy bow blouse and a striking red leather bustier by Alexander McQueen (US$1,212) and a skin-tight Dolce & Gabbana skirt (US$795). She finished off the look with a Lock & Co. Hatters top hat(US$1,650).
It’s not clear where the photographs were taken, but the duchess appears to be in some sort of park.
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