The big day has come. During this Saturday, the United Kingdom celebrates the coronation of a new King of England, and there are many recognized faces that have traveled to the United Kingdom to be part of this special day for Carlos III and his entire family. . The British royal family has become the center of attention this Saturday, and their outfits are being analyzed to the millimeter. Among the most prominent are that of Queen Camila or that of the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton. But if there has been a look that has particularly attracted attention, it has been that of Princess Charlotte.
The daughter of the Dukes of Wales, Prince William and Kate Middleton, turned eight years old earlier this month. As she could not be otherwise, during this Saturday, the little girl was very happy to share this special day for her paternal grandfather with the rest of her family. During her arrival at Westminster Abbey, a smiling and radiant young woman could be seen. The little girl has worn on this occasion one of her mother's favorite firms, and has dressed to match her with an exclusive creation in the same fabrics. In addition, the little girl has been seen wearing her first tiara.
Prince Harry's niece wore an outfit by English designer Alexander McQueen this Saturday, the same label that dressed her mother on her wedding day. In fact, the Princess of Wales has worn a dress from the same firm. For her part, Charlotte wore an ivory silk crepe dress and cape at the coronation with matching satin stitch embroidery with motifs of roses, thistles, daffodils and shamrocks. They all symbolically represent the four nations that make up the United Kingdom. A style that has not gone unnoticed.
But if something has caught the attention of fashion experts, it has been the headdress that the young royal opted for. It is a piece designed in collaboration by Jess Collett and Alexander McQueen, with silver bullion, crystal and silver thread, a piece of headwear that she connected in style with the one her mother wore, a design by the same collection. This gives a more mature touch to the daughter of the princes of Wales, who assumes the third position in the line of succession after the coronation of her grandfather.
But Charlotte wasn't the only one who looked radiant. The princess's brothers were also at the height of the celebration. Prince George, 9 years old, wore the uniform as a page of honor to King Charles III, that is, a scarlet tunic decorated with gold and blue lace, and velvet cuffs; as well as a waistcoat trimmed in gold braid, wool pants and boots. This look was created by Ede and Ravenscroft during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, but was restyled for the coronation.
As for 5-year-old Prince Louis, he attended in an ensemble made by Dege and Skinner, consisting primarily of a blue buckskin tunic by Hainsworth with handcrafted embroidered lace trim at the neckline. Undoubtedly, some brilliant outfits for one of the most important days in the history of the British Royal Family.
