Queen Elizabeth II's Style: So Much More Than Matchy-Matchy
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Tones of mustard and beige, a printed headscarf… This ensemble couldn't be more 2020.
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Tip #1: Take a theme and run with it.
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Always a fan of pink, Elizabeth has perhaps worn these rosy hues more than any others in public over the years.
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The kind of tea dress we'd like to get our hands on today, this 1947 frock is all kinds of perfect.
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Side-saddle pose, military uniform and a stern glare, HRH looks regal, strong and a little sassy.
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Who says print clashing is just for Olivia Palermo? The queen tripled up on florals in this standout look.
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On her honeymoon in Malta, Elizabeth wore one of many natty skirt suits for a high-profile appearance.
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Queen Elizabeth's stunning wedding dress featured an elaborate train.
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Matching capes to your skirts—a new idea that we're willing to try next fashion week.
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Queen Elizabeth's approach to jewellery is very similar to ours: More is more.
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How to make a summer dress more sophisticated: Add white gloves, a matching hat and a sparkling brooch.
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The archetypal regal look: white gown, fur stole, satin sash and an excess of diamonds.
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The queen has long been a fan of white accessories—knowing that they work with countless outfits.
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Lace dresses aren't just for weddings. This summer look from HRH proves it.
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You probably haven't seen this 1999 gown before, but I wanted to share. It proves how bold Elizabeth can be.
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The Elizabeth Line is lilac, and the queen sure knows how to dress memorably for an occasion.
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While pink is a common favourite for Her Majesty, there's a lot of yellow in her back catalogue.
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Making the Met Gala look like child's play… It's rare we see such stunning gowns these days.
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And you thought this year's sequined dresses were good.
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The print that always looks modern: Queen Elizabeth's vintage polka-dot outfit just hasn't dated.