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There are evenings that feel like they mark the beginning of a new chapter, where anticipation meets beauty and a sense of magic takes over. Nana Jacqueline’s debut in London was one of those evenings—a holiday celebration in Mayfair that blended history, femininity, and winter romance into a night the brand will remember forever.
Olivia Miller, a London-based fashion, beauty, and lifestyle influencer, wears the Zephina Velvet Mini Dress styled with Evie Pearl Earrings and Audrina Bow Heels. Known for her chic, timeless approach to dressing, Olivia’s look pairs velvet softness with playful romance, creating a moonlit party silhouette that feels feminine, elegant, and effortlessly modern.
Estelle Aliot, a luxury influencer and actress, wears the Amelia Bow Mini Dress paired with Keira Velvet Gloves. Her refined presence brings retro glamour to life through a sculpted velvet bodice, fluid satin skirt, and dramatic oversized bow—an elevated, old-Hollywood look designed for unforgettable evenings.
The idea for a London debut felt like a natural evolution for Nana Jacqueline, whose UK community has grown into one of its most passionate and devoted audiences over the past years. As the brand continued expanding across Los Angeles, Shanghai, and beyond, London emerged as the next chapter — an elegant home for its refined, feminine world.
With December’s charm glowing across the city, the timing felt serendipitous. London’s winter romance mirrors much of what defines Nana Jacqueline: softness, sophistication, and a sense of magic woven into everyday moments.
Emilia Silberg, a London luxury influencer and modern it-girl, wears the Angelica Velvet Maxi Dress, styled with Priscilla Earrings, Aurora Necklace, Althea Faux Fur Collar Cocoon Coat, Audrina Bow Heels, and Keira Velvet Gloves. Her look channels vintage allure through sleek velvet, lace detailing, and sculpted elegance—sensual, refined, and made for winter evenings.
Rosie Lai, Acting Fashion Editor at GLAMOUR, wears the Gabrielle Fur Maxi Dress. Known for her sharp editorial eye and global fashion background, Rosie brings quiet sophistication to the strapless silhouette. Finished with a detachable fur collar, the look blends modern structure with winter romance for an effortlessly polished statement.
London’s Mayfair offered a sense of understated luxury that felt naturally aligned with Nana Jacqueline’s world. Its refined streets and elegant energy mirrored the brand’s blend of classic romance and modern femininity, creating the ideal setting for an evening dedicated to celebrating beauty, creativity, and the women who inspire the brand.
Choosing Lilibet’s for the celebration allowed the brand to honor London’s cultural charm while bringing its own romantic aesthetic into the space. The location carried an intimate warmth that paired beautifully with the brand’s vision—inviting guests into a setting that felt both meaningful and effortlessly elegant.
Fashion stylist and art director Arina Orlova stepped into the evening wearing the Grace Bow Maxi Dress, styled with Audrina Bow Heels and the Francesca Necklace. Known for her refined editorial eye, Arina’s look blended satin shimmer and velvet depth, with sculpted structure and flowing pleats creating a moment of timeless femininity.
London socialite and luxury brand consultant Stephanie Waxberg arrived in the Neva Sequin Maxi Dress, paired with the Nina Feather Coat. Her look embodied Parisian night romance, with luminous sequins, feather-trimmed details, and an off-the-shoulder silhouette designed to glow softly through the evening.
The moment guests entered, the space transformed through the lens of Nana Jacqueline’s signature romance. Soft blush tones, feminine details, and intentional styling created an atmosphere that felt distinctly NJ—warm, inviting, and designed to make every woman feel part of the brand’s enchanting world.
Roses carried a delicate sweetness through the room, adding to the dreamy holiday mood. This subtle detail reflected the brand’s belief that elegance lives in the senses—in how a moment feels, smells, and lingers long after the evening ends. It was an atmosphere of storytelling, crafted with care.
Fashion director and cultural tastemaker Julia Sarr-Jamois arrived in the Chantal Bow Velvet Mini Dress, styled with Keira Velvet Gloves. A defining force in modern fashion, Julia brought quiet authority and vintage glamour to the evening, wearing obsidian velvet shaped with corset-inspired lacing, crystal bows, and a silhouette that felt both powerful and timeless.
London-based digital creator Ashton Wood wore the Pauline Velvet Dress, layered with the Thalia Cropped Faux Fur Coat. Ashton’s look balanced classic elegance with modern allure—featuring sculpted velvet, an open back, subtle cutouts, and a dramatic fishtail hem softened by plush faux fur.
A crystal heart chandelier cast a gentle glow over the evening, illuminating velvet textures and shimmering trims in a way that felt cinematic. The light echoed the quiet sparkle found throughout the brand’s holiday collection, creating a visual language of femininity and softness that defined the night.
Earlier that day, a blush-pink Nana Jacqueline taxi traveled through the city, signaling the brand’s arrival with playful sophistication. It became a symbol of the whimsical romance that defines NJ’s global presence.
Model and actress Zara Martin arrived wrapped in old-Hollywood glamour wearing the Victoria Velvet Blazer and Victoria Mini Skirt, layered with the Sofia Fur Coat. The midnight-black velvet set shimmered softly under evening lights, its satin trims and delicate bows lending a romantic elegance that felt polished, feminine, and unmistakably timeless.
Activist and model Munroe Bergdorf and entrepreneur Federica LeBlanca both wore the Colette Knit Maxi Dress, a striking black-and-white silhouette that sculpted the waist and flowed with effortless grace. Federica paired hers with Diana Diamond Heels, elevating the look with added sparkle for a refined, modern evening statement.
The evening followed the British Fashion Awards, drawing editors, creators, and cultural tastemakers who already shape London’s style landscape. Their presence aligned beautifully with the brand’s creative, international spirit.
Among the attendees were Julia Sarr-Jamois, Munroe Bergdorf, Federica LeBlanca, and Chey Maya—women whose influence mirrors the kind of confident femininity celebrated in every Nana Jacqueline collection.
London influencer Marilyn NK wore the Vanessa Blazer paired with Estelle Velvet Pants, blending polished tailoring with soft femininity. The sculpted blazer brought elegance and confidence, while the velvet flared pants added midnight glamour, finished with feather-trimmed hems that moved effortlessly through the evening.
Part of the Take Two team, Mia was styled in the Genevieve Knit Top and Genevieve Knit Shorts, a black-and-white knit set woven with subtle silver threads. The off-the-shoulder silhouette and tailored shorts shimmer softly under the light, capturing modern elegance with a refined, Parisian-inspired finish.
Guests arrived dressed in velvets, sequins, and feathers from the holiday and winter line, filling the room with silhouettes that shimmered beneath candlelight. Each look reflected the craftsmanship of the brand’s Shanghai design studio.
As the dinner unfolded, the blend of LA charm and London elegance became clear. Conversations flowed with ease—discussing fashion, creativity, and the joy of celebrating beauty in its most expressive form.
British supermodel Chey Maya and London-based content creator Ambika Dhir wore the Vanessa Blazer, styled with the Bridget Top and Francesca Mini Skirt. The silver-threaded tailoring shimmered softly under evening lights, balancing sharp structure with feminine ease—an effortlessly polished look that felt equally suited for London nights and modern city dressing.
London model and influencer Caroline Ebo arrived in the Josephine Dress, layered with the Vanessa Blazer for a refined, romantic finish. The woven suspender silhouette brought retro elegance, while the sculpted blazer added structure and sparkle, creating a look that moved seamlessly between classic sophistication and contemporary femininity.
Throughout the evening, the harmony between London’s timeless charm and Nana Jacqueline’s romantic aesthetic became unmistakable. The setting simply framed the experience, allowing the brand’s feminine spirit and vision to shine through in every detail of the celebration.
Candid moments were captured throughout the night: laughter under the chandelier, velvet catching the light, and women toasting to new memories. These images reflected the emotional essence of the brand—effortless, romantic, alive.
The event also served as a heartfelt thank-you to the UK community, whose love for Nana Jacqueline continues to shape its global expansion. Their support has helped elevate the brand onto an international stage.
As the night progressed, the atmosphere grew even more intimate. Guests felt connected not only to the brand, but to one another. A celebration of creative women who embody elegance in their own unique ways.
Stepping back into the crisp London evening, guests carried with them the warmth and enchantment of the night. It felt like the beginning of a new relationship between the city and the brand—a connection destined to flourish.
With London marking such a meaningful milestone, Nana Jacqueline now looks ahead to Paris in 2026, continuing its journey of global romance, timeless femininity, and the belief that every woman deserves to feel effortlessly enchanting. As Paris becomes our next stop, we also want to express our gratitude and love to women around the world who are part of our community and who continue to write their own stories wearing Nana Jacqueline.
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Nana Jacqueline