LONDON — A bridesmaid’s dress and headdress worn to the wedding of the future Queen Elizabeth II to Prince Philip in 1947 is going up for sale at Christie’s. Both pieces were designed by ...

Beginning on what would have been the late Queen’s 100th birthday in April 2026, around 200 dresses and accessories will be ...

Curated by Surveyor of The King’s Works of Art, Caroline de Guitaut, the show will be accompanied by a new book, Queen Elizabeth II: Fashion and Style, offering further insight into how the monarch ...

The gown, which cost $42,000 at the time, will be part of an exhibit in honor of what would have been the late monarch's ...

QUEEN Elizabeth II’s wedding dress forms part of a majestic display of her outfits to mark the late monarch’s 100th birthday. In the largest exhibition ever of her clothing, 200 items will go on ...

The exhibition, featuring items from her childhood through to the decades of her long reign, will coincide with the centenary ...

Next spring, over 200 items of clothing worn by the late Queen will be on display, some for the very first time. Here's ...

Queen Elizabeth II married Prince Philip in 1947 wearing a Norman Hartnell bridal gown – see who might inherit the dress following her death.

The dress was finalized with a 15-foot train that was hand woven in Essex. On her head, Elizabeth wore a tiara she borrowed from her mother, Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother.

As per the Royal Collection Trust, production of Queen Elizabeth II’s wedding dress did not begin until less than three months out from her nuptials. The gown, designed by Norman Hartnell, began ...

Queen Elizabeth II's favorite fashion designer inserted a special good luck charm into his design for her coronation dress, discreetly placed so she could touch it throughout the ceremony, a royal ...