British royalty fashion

As a young princess who came of age during World War II, the Queen’s style often reflected the state of the nation

The classic Bar jacket was a favourite of Princess Grace of Monaco, whose grandson Beatrice married in 2015.

Taffeta, silk, lace, sequins, and, of course, diamonds—let our archive of Princess Diana's party outfits inspire your fancy attire. See the looks here.

Rules are made to be broken!

“The Princess of Wales is just IMPECCABLE! 😍♥️”

Celebrities get ready for important events for weeks or even months. They think up their looks to the tiniest details, often putting a special meaning into their clothes and accessories. Meanwhile, fans and fashion experts keep guessing what message their famous idols wanted to convey with the help of this or that detail.

Beyond the explicit references to the Queen’s fashion—the headscarves, loafers, and ladylike handbags—there are other lasting ways in which Queen Elizabeth II, a passionate advocate for quality, helped to raise the bar for the making of our clothes. Vogue looks at the Queen’s quiet influence on British fashion.

Princess Beatrice of York, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, Zara Tindall and Mike Tindall attend day three ‘St Patrick's Thursday’ of the 2024 Cheltenham Festival at Cheltenham Racecourse on 14 March 2024 in Cheltenham, England.

The Queen of England is a very well-known and respected public figure. She's Britain's oldest monarch and the symbol of British traditions and power. It's no secret that many people in Britain respect the Royal Family and any family event, like a wedding, is a very special time for the whole country.