One of the great protagonists of the coronation of the kings Carlos and Camila of England has been Kate Middleton. The Princess of Wales has arrived at Westminster Abbey accompanied by Prince William and his two young children, Carlota and Luis.
The princes of Wales have caused a real sensation upon their arrival at the place where they said "yes, I want" twelve years ago. The British and thousands of tourists who were waiting for them at the gates of the abbey have applauded the future Kings of England with emotion.
Middleton wanted to wink at her acclaimed bridal look by betting on the same designer she trusted for one of the most important moments of her life. The Princess of Wales has dazzled with a wedding dress made by Alexander McQueen, one of her favorite firms.
The princess has made an impact with a beautiful design made of ivory silk crepe with silver ingots and thread embroidery with daffodils, shamrocks, thistles and roses, some floral details also present in the design worn by her daughter Carlota, also dressed in the British firm. The choice of these motifs is not accidental since they symbolize the union of the four nations that make up the United Kingdom.
Prince William's wife wore the Mantle of the Royal Victorian Order over her dress, made of blue silk, lined with white silk taffeta and scarlet red trim. A patriotic piece that also has the lady's star of Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order embroidered by hand with gold thread.
On this piece, the princess has worn the George VI festoon necklace, a garment that the king asked to make for his daughter Elizabeth. With this choice, Middleton wanted to keep in mind the late Queen Elizabeth II, who during her reign wore this imposing jewel on several occasions.
The princess has also winked at her husband's mother, Diana of Wales, with one of her jewels. She wears the pearl and diamond earrings that belonged to Lady Di and that she also wore in public several times during her time as a member of the British Royal Family.
Another outstanding detail of Kate Middleton's look is in the choice of her crown. At the request of Kings Carlos and Camila, the princess has not worn one of the royal jeweler's tiaras but has opted for an elegant headdress by Jess Collett x Alexander McQueen with silver ingots, crystal and three-dimensional leaf embroidery with silver thread .
