From day to night! Sarah Ferguson wears the same £300 emerald green dress she wore for her This Morning appearance as she joins Meg Mathews at the British Heart Foundation's panel
- Sarah Ferguson attended the British Heart Foundation's 'Bias And Biology' panel
- The 59-year-old beamed in a £238 green Cefinn dress paired with chic mules
- Wore the dress on This Morning today and previously in Toronto this year
- Duchess of York posed for photos alongside celebrities and magazine editors
The Duchess of York beamed as she attended the British Heart Foundation's 'Bias And Biology' panel in London this evening.
Sarah Ferguson, 59, who had a busy day of engagements including an appearance on ITV's This Morning, was seamless as she transitioned between events in the same green dress by luxury designer Cefinn that retails for £328.
The Royal refreshed the look, which she previously wore during a visit to an exhibition in Toronto, by teaming it with stylish mules and subtle jewellery.
The Duchess of York, 59, (pictured) attended the British Heart Foundation's 'Bias And Biology' panel in London to raise awareness about the inequalities in women's health care when it comes to heart disease
Sarah Ferguson who had earlier in the day spoken about the importance of Natasha's law, beamed as she posed for photos with guests including menopause activist Meg Mathews (left)
Sarah, who appeared delighted as she posed for photos with health speakers including menopause activist and Noel Gallagher's ex wife Meg Mathews, wore her hair in a relaxed parting along with minimal makeup.
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The British Heart Foundation's 'Bias And Biology' panel which was held at Mortimer House in the UK capital, hopes to raise awareness of the inequalities in women's health care when it comes to heart disease.
Hosted by Women's Health Editor-in-chief Claire Sanderson, the panel counted former Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman, Columnist Lucy Mangan and Dr Vijay Kunadian among speakers.
Among the attendees to join Fergie at the panel was International speaker Esther Stanhope, Dr Vijay Kunadian, Chris Gale, Women's Health editor-in-chief Claire Sanderson, Former Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman and Columnist Lucy Mangan (pictured left to right)
Sarah Ferguson, 59, who had a busy day of engagements including an appearance on ITV's This Morning, pictured, was seamless as she transitioned between events in the same green dress by luxury designer Cefinn that retails for £328.
Sarah Ferguson's appearance came just hours after her appearance on This Morning in which she spoke about helping to secure Natasha's law.
Named after Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, who died from an allergic reaction caused by an inadequately labelled sandwich, the law aims to tighten the rules surrounding food labelling.
The Duchess, who became involved in the law debate after meeting Natasha's grieving parents during a flight, expressed the urgency of a change in labelling during a discussion on the morning show.
She said: 'Forty-four per cent of adults are now suffering from allergies that's why Natasha's law is so important.'
Panelist shone a light on the myth that heart disease is not a woman's problem, as they spoke at length during their time at Mortimer House
The Duchess of York appeared glamorous in an emerald green dress and animal print slippers alongside British model Olivia Arben (pictured left)
Women's Health editor-in-chief Claire Sanderson (pictured) chaired the panel at the BHF event
