Georgia May Jagger dazzled in a green chainmail mini-dress as she joined Jodie Kidd at an M&S launch.
The model, 33, who is the daughter of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall, stepped out in London on Tuesday for the event.
She posed alongside designer Marco Capaldo as he hosted a dinner celebration to mark the launch of his brand 16Arlington’s collaboration with M&S.
Georgia – who is the face of the campaign – put on a stylish display as she arrived in a spaghetti strap mini-dress featuring a bright green bejewelled chainmail sheer fabric layered over a black slip.
She paired the dress with black patent stilettos and styled her blonde locks in a choppy blow dry.
Meanwhile model and TV personality Jodie, 47, opted for a chic ensemble as she donned a black fabric collared poncho coat.
Georgia May Jagger dazzled in a green chainmail mini-dress as she joined Jodie Kidd at an M&S launch in London on Tuesday
Georgia posed alongside designer Marco Capaldo as he hosted a dinner celebration to mark the launch of his brand 16Arlington’s collaboration with M&S
The coat featured gold bejewelled detailing at the collar and she paired it with brown dogtooth trousers and two-tone ballet flats.
Also in attendance was socialite and mental health activist Lola Bute – whose father is the late John Crichton-Stuart, 7th Marquess of Bute, while her mum is fashion designer Serena Bute.
Lola also wore bejewelled chainmail in the form of a M&S x 16Arlington silver sheer vest top (£100), which she paired with black satin flared trousers and diamante satin stilettos.
She accessorised with a cross diamond necklace and draped a M&S x 16Arlington black feather shawl (£100) over her arms.
Marks & Spencer, 16Arlington and British Vogue hosted the intimate dinner in Soho at restaurant Bocca di Lupo, followed by dessert at Gelupo.
The dinner celebrated the launch of the brand’s new design collaboration with 16Arlington – which launched on Thursday in stores and at M&S.com.
Unveiling the full 43-piece limited edition capsule, British Vogue’s Head of Editorial Content, Chioma Nnadi, welcomed attendees as she reflected on the power of British design and collaboration.
Marco, 16Arlington founder and creative director shared: ‘At 16Arlington, we design clothes that women want to wear, pieces that feel bold and take up space.
Georgia – who is the face of the campaign – put on a stylish display as she arrived in a spaghetti strap mini-dress featuring a bright green bejewelled chainmail sheer fabric layered over a black slip
She paired the dress with black patent stilettos and styled her blonde locks in a choppy blow dry
Also in attendance was socialite and mental health activist Lola Bute – whose father is the late John Crichton-Stuart, 7th Marquess of Bute, while her mum is fashion designer Serena Bute
Lola also wore bejewelled chainmail in the form of a M&S x 16Arlington silver sheer vest top (£100), which she paired with black satin flared trousers and diamante satin stilettos
‘This collaboration with Marks & Spencer let us explore our signatures in a different context: bringing the impact and detail we’re known for into everyday moments. The collection is about confidence and personality, empowering, expressive, and made to be worn.
‘Partnering with M&S felt right: they’re beautifully British, trusted, and understand good design should be for everyone.’
Earlier this year Georgia revealed her son had landed a major global fashion campaign at just five months old.
She shared images on social media of her infant son, Dean Lee Jagger Sedlick, starring in the new Spring/Summer campaign for Zara Kids.
Georgia shares Dean with her boyfriend of four years, American skater Cambryan Sedlick.
The model is no stranger to the fashion world, having enjoyed a privileged entry into the industry.
In 2008, Georgia signed with Independent Models and she debuted at Chanel’s Resort 2011 show, which she closed.
She has also walked for Balmain, Vivienne Westwood, Alexander Wang, Miu Miu, Versace, Fendi, Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs, among others.
Georgia shares Dean with her boyfriend of four years, American skater Cambryan Sedlick
Georgia, who is signed to Tess Model Management in London, is the daughter of Rolling Stones rocker Mick and supermodel Jerry Hall (pictured in 2014)
In 2009, she was named Model of the Year at the Fashion Awards by the British Fashion Council. She has since designed collections for Mulberry and Volcom.
The model is known for her gap tooth smile, and has previously spoken of how she would ‘never’ get braces.
As the daughter of a Rolling Stone and Texan supermodel Jerry Hall, she was born into a world of glamour and high fashion.
However, she has admitted she was initially hesitant about pursuing a modelling career.
‘I was really not that into it,’ she said. ‘I always thought my mum was super-glamorous and I loved her clothes, but I was against modelling and would even make fun of it. Of course now, Mum’s like, ‘Ha, ha, told you’.’
Georgia, who is signed to Tess Model Management in London, follows in the footsteps of several members of her famous family.
The agency also represents Jerry Hall and two of Georgia’s siblings from Hall’s relationship with Mick Jagger, James Jagger, 39, and Lizzy Jagger, 41.
