Lady Victoria Starmer appeared as a model at the Edeline Lee show on Sunday during London Fashion Week, marking one of her first public appearances since her husband, Keir Starmer, stepped down as prime minister.
The collection on display drew on the Greek myth of Sisyphus for its thematic inspiration, with the designer presenting pieces that reflected that narrative thread. The appearance added a high-profile element to the London-based event.
Edeline Lee, a Canadian-British designer based in London, is known for refined womenswear and counts the Princess of Wales among those who favour her designs. The label has also been worn by celebrities including singer Taylor Swift and actor–writer Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
Lady Starmer’s participation in the show attracted attention both for the designer involved and for the fact it was among her earliest public engagements following the end of her husband’s premiership. The outing underlines the overlap between political figures and the cultural spotlight during major fashion events.