The Viscountess of Weymouth put on a glamorous display as she attended the Tusk Ball in Kensington Palace on Thursday.
Emma, 33, who is based at 130-room Longleat House Ceawlin in Wiltshire, turned heads in a floor-length leopard print gown with a plunging neckline and puff sleeves.
The mother-of-two was joined by Rachel Riley, who opted for a nude bodice dress and coordinating clutch.
The pair were attending the lavish party to help raise funds for the Tusk charity, which works to help conservation in Africa with its Royal Patron Prince William.
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The Viscountess of Weymouth put on a glamorous display as she attended the Tusk Ball in Kensington Palace on Thursday
Wearing her hair in a sleek bun adorned with a large red rose, Emma accessorised with diamond earrings and nude court shoes, opting for minimal make-up.
Meanwhile TV presenter Rachel, 33, put on a dazzling display in a floor length dress with silver piping and a matching clutch.
Wearing her hair in loose curls and injecting a splash of colour with statement lipstick, she beamed as she posed for pictures with Emma.
The star-studded guestlist also included Princess Anne’s son Peter Phillips, 41, who posed alongside photographer David Yarrow and Zara Phillips’ husband Mike Tindall.
The men put on a dapper display in black tuxedos and crisp white shirts.
The mother-of-two was joined by Rachel Riley, who opted for a nude bodice dress and coordinating clutch
Emma, 33, who is based at 130-room Longleat House Ceawlin in Wiltshire, turned heads in a floor-length leopard print gown with a plunging neckline and puff sleeves
Tusk’s Royal Patron Prince William said in his speech at last year’s event, ‘Now is not the time to be complacent’ and ‘what Tusk has achieved in microcosm in a number of communities in Africa needs elevating to a much bigger scale’.
The charity tackles conservation challenges, from human-wildlife conflict and habitat loss to the ongoing challenge of poaching and the illegal wildlife trade.
The plush event kicked off with a champagne and canapés reception in the State Apartments, and was followed by a three-course dinner, live and silent auction and entertainment in the Pavilion next to the Palace’s beautiful sunken gardens.
After the Tusk Ball, Emma attended a Michael Kors dinner party at Brown’s Hotel Mayfair
The mother-of-two looked glamorous in a floor length leopard print dress and nude heels
The Viscountess carried a bunch of pink flowers to match the bloom in her hair as she left the five-star hotel last night
The Viscountess of Weymouth was later seen attending a private dinner hosted by Michael Kors at Brown’s Hotel Mayfair.
The mother-of-two looked glamorous in her leopard print dress and nude heels as she stepped out of the five-star hotel in central London.
She was seen holding a black carrier bag and bunch of pink flowers, which matched the bloom in her hair, as she left the venue last night.
Emma’s stunning dress, pictured, featured puff sleeves and long train. The Viscountess added some colour to her look by wearing pink in her hair
The pair were attending the lavish party to help raise funds for the Tusk charity, which works to help conservation in Africa with its Royal Patron Prince William
Emma married Ceawlin Thynn, Viscount Weymouth, 44, in 2013, and the pair live in 130-room Longleat House Ceawlin, with their two young children.
The philanthropist and chef splits her time between London and the sprawling Elizabethan stately pile in Wiltshire’s famous safari park Longleat with her husband, the son of the 7th Marquess of Bath, and their two sons, John, 4, and Henry, 1.
Emma, who will become a marchioness when her husband assumes the title held by his 86-year-old father, Alexander, gave birth to her first child, the Honourable John Alexander Ladi Thynn, in October 2014.
In December 2016 she welcomed his little brother, the Honourable Henry Richard Isaac Thynn, via surrogate at a private clinic in West Hollywood.
The couple revealed at the time that their choice of surrogacy was the result of a terrifying brain illness suffered by Emma during her first pregnancy in 2014, which prompted doctors to warn that having a second child could kill her.
Wearing her hair in a sleek bun adorned with a large red rose, Emma accessorised with diamond earrings and nude court shoes, opting for minimal make-up
Joining Emma, TV presenter Rachel, 33, put on a dazzling display in a floor length dress with silver piping and a matching clutch
‘It was one of the most incredible gifts I could ever receive,’ she previously told the MailOnline.
‘I’m so grateful. It is a miracle to have Henry, my second beautiful boy, here in the middle of Wiltshire via California. I have been asked by so many people about it, and I cannot recommend it more as it gave me my second son.
But she revealed she is keen to keep her sons grounded, and previously said: ‘It’s important for them to be exposed to a variety of friends and experiences.
‘They go to school in London [the family divides its time 50/50 between Longleat and the capital] where they meet folk from all walks of life. I think that’s the key.’
Emma grew up Emma McQuiston in Kensington, daughter of English socialite Suzanna McQuiston and Chief Oladipo Jadesimi, a Nigerian oil magnate who gave her away at her wedding.
Mike Tindall looked dapper in a black velvet suit and crisp white shirt as he joined guests at the event
