The coronation of King Charles III and King Camila of England has left images that will go down in history. Westminster Abbey hosted the ceremony this Saturday, attended by more than 2,000 guests, including representatives of European royal houses. A historic day that has also left looks that will not pass as the best of the act. These have been the guests who have not been successful with their outfits:
Matilde from Belgium has joined the fashion for pink with a cape dress that did not quite flatter her, especially in the chest area. The queen of the Belgians has combined the design with pink accessories and a white hat by Philip Treacy that recharged the look.
Charlene from Monaco could have made it to the list of the most elegant guests but she has chosen an overly classic beige ensemble, with a blazer combined with a small cape that falls off the shoulder and a skirt with the same matching buttons.
María Teresa from Luxembourg has been one of the few guests who has opted for pants. She has worn a complicated look with a rather long satin blouse with an asymmetric hem that she has combined with pants and a vest.
Eugenia de York has added years with a satin dress in midnight blue, a rather muted tone on such an important spring day for the British and especially for her family.
Queen Consort Masenate Mohato Seeiso has worn a floor-length gown with a bateau neckline and buttoned cuffs. She completed the look with a feathered headdress and a white clutch bag.
Suella Braverman, with a quite wrinkled pearl gray two-piece set and with a striking headdress with which she has not left indifferent.
