She is renowned as one of the most stylish women in high society, with close relationships with fashion editors and designers. Emma Weymouth once again displayed her impeccable fashion sense as she enjoyed the sun in St Tropez. The Marchioness of Bath, at the age of 37, looked ethereal in a recycled patchwork dress, accompanied by her husband, Ceawlin Thynn, the 8th Marquess of Bath, and one of her children. This stylish Dolce & Gabbana dress, valued at £2,500, showcases a stunning combination of floral, polka dot, and stripe patterns. Emma completed her look with a nude sun hat and a pair of black Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses. With striking diamond earrings and a touch of makeup, the Marchioness exuded elegance. This luxurious summer has been a time of bliss for the couple, as they have made the most of the remaining days of summer. Earlier today, Emma was seen donning a fringed white towel and a black bikini, capturing the moment on her phone. Meanwhile, her husband, dressed in a blue linen shirt and white bottoms, stood at the helm of the yacht, taking in the surroundings. As the new school term approaches, the couple, along with their two sons, John and Henry, appeared contemplative, marking the end of their summer adventures in St Tropez. Throughout the summer, the family has been spotted enjoying themselves on the beach and frequenting exclusive bars. Emma has consistently impressed with her fashionable beachwear, showcasing her enviable figure in vibrant swimsuits and cover-ups. Just yesterday, the socialite and model turned heads on the beach with a captivating leopard-print bikini and a straw hat. Emma and Ceawlin tied the knot in June 2013 at their breathtaking Longleat home and welcomed their first child, John, in October 2014. Following difficulties during pregnancy, the couple had their second child, Henry, through surrogacy in Los Angeles in December 2016. The boys hold the official titles of The Honourable John Alexander Ladi Thynn and The Honourable Henry Richard Isaac Thynn. Emma expressed her joy to the Daily Mail, stating, “We are simply ecstatic. His arrival has completed our little family and brought us so much happiness.” The couple expressed their surprise and gratitude for the miracle of modern science that allowed them to extend their family through surrogacy. On her wedding day, Emma made history as the first black marchioness in British history. Their Grade II-listed home, acquired from a wealthy divorcee, holds historical significance as it was once occupied by Winston Churchill, who lived there until his passing in 1965. The couple recently purchased another property in West London, formerly owned by Churchill, for £18.5 million.
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