Inside the Queen Elizabeth’s Style Exhibit at Buckingham Palace
A 1956 portrait of Queen Elizabeth by Baron.
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Inside the Queen Elizabeth’s Style Exhibit at Buckingham Palace
Image Credit: Todd-White Art Photography/Ben F The “cherry blossom” dress, which Queen Elizabeth wore for a state visit to Japan in 1975, just one example of her diplomatic power dressing.
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Inside the Queen Elizabeth’s Style Exhibit at Buckingham Palace
Image Credit: Royal Collection Trust Queen Elizabeth in 1934, wearing a bridesmaid’s dress by Edward Molyneux, one of the Royal Collection’s oldest pieces belonging to the late monarch.
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Inside the Queen Elizabeth’s Style Exhibit at Buckingham Palace
Image Credit: Todd-White Art Photography/Ben F A double-decker lineup of Queen Elizabeth’s looks from the 1960s through the 1980s, part of the current show at The King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace.
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Inside the Queen Elizabeth’s Style Exhibit at Buckingham Palace
Image Credit: Courtesy photo Caroline de Guitaut, curator of Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style, which runs until Oct. 18 at The King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace.
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Inside the Queen Elizabeth’s Style Exhibit at Buckingham Palace
Image Credit: Todd-White Art Photography/Ben F A selection of Queen’s Elizabeth’s daywear looks from the 1960s through the 1980s at The King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace.
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Inside the Queen Elizabeth’s Style Exhibit at Buckingham Palace
Image Credit: Courtesy of Royal Collection Trust Queen Elizabth with Prince Philip on their wedding day in November, 1947.
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Inside the Queen Elizabeth’s Style Exhibit at Buckingham Palace
Image Credit: Todd-White Art Photography/Ben F The turquoise blue dress and bolero jacket that Queen Elizabeth wore to her sister Princess Margaret’s wedding in 1960. The outfit, which had a crinoline skirt and guipure lace details, was designed by Norman Hartnell.
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Inside the Queen Elizabeth’s Style Exhibit at Buckingham Palace
Image Credit: Todd-White Art Photography/Ben F An evening gown from 1952, by Norman Hartnell, made from duchesse satin, bugle beads, sequins, pearls, crystals. The queen wore in 1956 during a visit to Lagos, Nigeria.
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Inside the Queen Elizabeth’s Style Exhibit at Buckingham Palace
Image Credit: Todd-White Art Photography/Ben F An evening gown from 1957 by Norman Hartnell, made from blue velvet and purple shot-silk satin. The queen first wore it during a state visit to the Netherlands.