London lives a historic day this Saturday with the coronation of Kings Charles and Camilla of England. The ceremony held at Westminster Abbey was attended by more than 2,000 guests, including Katy Perry, who arrived accompanied by Edward Eninful, director of the British edition of Vogue.
For the occasion, the Firework interpreter wanted to wink at the country and choose one of its most iconic designers: Vivienne Westwood, who passed away last December.
The North American artist has added a punk touch to the coronation with the choice of a lilac satin jacket suit, one of the most fashionable tones and with which she has certainly not gone unnoticed upon her arrival at the abbey. Perry has dressed a short-sleeved blazer paired with a strapless corset top and a skirt that didn't quite fit her when she was walking.
Katy has completed the outfit with long gloves of the same fabric and color and a striking hat that tried to add a sophisticated touch. She has also captured all eyes on the three-row pearl necklace, one of the favorite jewels of the designer who designed the unforgettable wedding dress for Carrie Bradshaw (Sex and the City). In addition, she has carried the renowned firm's Granny bag.
Once inside Westminster Abbey, the singer has gone viral on networks when she couldn't find her seat. The camera has caught Katy searching with no luck for her, a task made more difficult by her headdress.
