Hamish Bowles explores Queen Elizabeth II's personal style and wardrobe at Buckingham Palace.
This exhibition offers an intimate look at the evolution of royal fashion, showcasing iconic outfits alongside historical documents, sketches, and jewelry that highlight the meticulous involvement and influence of the monarch in crafting a public identity.
Tracing her style evolution from a young child in puffed bloomers to her 1947 wedding to Prince Philip, dressed in Norman Hartnell, and on to a dazzling display of aquamarine and ruby tiaras, capturing decades of regal craftsmanship and personal expression.
