There is no doubt that the style of King Charles of the United Kingdom transcended boundaries and marked an era both in the Prince of Wales’s long reign and in his image as monarch. Strict and passionate about recycling, the sovereign showed his attitude and taste for tradition by wearing it to his last gala reception. Baggy pants, which I can’t wear to a coronation. On May 6, 2023, when she was crowned St. Edward, she wore tall black royal navy shoes to add a more modern touch to her majesty. look at.
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© Getty ImagesOn Tuesday, along with Queen Camilla and Prince William, she received the diplomatic corps at Buckingham Palace, where she stunned in dark knee-length baggy pants with black stockings and buckled shoes made for her. The outfit sparked a huge controversy last year. It is tradition that British monarchs are crowned with these types of leggings, which is attributed to military clothing from the 16th to the 20th century. Its main feature is that it gives great clearance and freedom of movement compared to integrals. Over time this type of dress became reserved for grand occasions and completely fell out of use.
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Carlos III has shown himself to be an innovative monarch in many ways, such as his commitment to sustainability, but he seems to have a clear taste for historical clothing in terms of style. Also, to further highlight the meaning of his style, around his left leg he wore a ribbon inscribed with Latin words. Honey said what is wrong and thoughtThe Latin motto of the Order of the Garter, the country’s highest distinction of chivalry, can be translated as: Shame on whoever thinks ill of it, a phrase that appears on some coins and surrounds the royal shield.
© Getty ImagesThe etiquette for the event, which brought together more than 1,500 guests from around 130 different countries, was for them to choose their country’s typical dress, tailcoat or suit. The Prince of Wales chose to wear a tailcoat and Queen Camilla wore a blue velvet dress designed by Fiona Clare and an aquamarine and diamond tiara that belonged to the memorable Elizabeth II. Also, she wore a matching necklace and earrings that will be part of her personal collection. In a blue sash, the British queen wears the King’s New Family Order, a miniature painted by her husband given to high-ranking women in the royal family.
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© Getty ImagesBoth Charles III’s grandfather, George VI and great-grandfather George V, and before them, Edward VII, were crowned wearing white leggings, stockings on one leg, and ribbons of the Order of the Garter. Also, they used this dress in some of their military events and hunting.
