The coronation of Charles III and Camilla will take place on May 6, 2023. The tabloid 'The Sun' has revealed the name of the designer in charge of dressing the queen consort.
On May 6, 2023, the United Kingdom will witness the coronation of Charles III and of Camilla Parker-Bowles . Follower of simple but chic outfits, the queen consort will be particularly scrutinized during this ceremony. For months, the British have been wondering which designer will have the chance to dress her for this event. The tabloid The Sun believes he knows the answer, since he published on February 24 the name of the creator who will imagine the robe of the queen consort .
According the british newspaper The Sun , Camilla Parker-Bowles called on her friend Bruce Oldfield to make her outfit. The London designer, who specializes in formal wear, has been following the British royal family for years since he first dressed Lady Diana during her public appearances, then Camilla Parker-Bowles. 'Camilla has had a very close friendship with Bruce for many years, so it's a natural and obvious fit in many ways.' a close source told the newspaper.
Tradition et sophistication. Camilla Parker-Bowles succeeded in gaining acceptance by the kingdom and the crown and this, largely for his mastery of aristocratic dress codes, his respect for traditions and his discretion with a twist . Less star and tidier than Diana, the former Duchess of Cornwall, born in 1947, may have made fashion faux pas, but her style has never ceased to improve.
To go to the polo grounds and admire Prince Charles, the young Camilla Shand regularly wore sporty chic outfits very british , either a polo shirt, trousers and a Barbour jacket, or woolen on the shoulders as we have seen in the series The Crown . In the city, she was often seen in a uniform with trousers, a blouse and a blazer, or in printed shirt dresses that were always very proper. During her appearances in the events of the aristocracy, she bowed to etiquette and then wore the rigor skirt suit.
For her wedding to King Charles III, then Prince of Wales, on April 9, 2005, it was not a but two outfits worn by the future queen consort. At the celebration at Windsor Guildhall, she appeared in a chiffon midi dress from silk cream, topped with a matching silk coat, all signed Anna Valentine . A feather brooch and a hat Philip Treacy came to accessorize her outfit. Not a snob at all, Camilla postponed this wedding dress two years later, during the opening of the National Assembly for Wales in 2007. For the continuation of the festivities and the blessing at the church, she wore a pale blue-green wedding dress in gold-embroidered chiffon, also by Anna Valentine. In her hair, she wore feathers arranged in such a way that they formed a crown.
For each of her looks, she calls on her stylist Jacqui Meakin , who previously worked for the Queen Elizabeth II and therefore knows customs, etiquette and traditions inside out. For her daytime performances she is particularly fond of pleated dresses and the dress-coat or skirt suit sets that she chooses in pastel or very bright colors such as turquoise, striped patterns or even tartan, depending on the order of the day. Also, like her late mother-in-law, hats are an integral part of her outfits , as well as its sacrosanct triple row of pearls. In the evening, she dares gala dresses often chosen in velvet pane , a noble material which seems to have its preference. Garnet, anthracite, purple, navy blue, black... She's tried almost everything!
For her weekends and country outings, Camilla Parker-Bowles hasn't changed much since she was young. She still loves pants, tall boots and outdoor jackets Barbour or Musto. It also regularly associates Burberry trench coat to long printed dresses. In short, outfits that are very easy to reproduce if you want to copy her look.
Fiona Clare is one of the creators to whom she has been faithful for years. Evidenced by the many original patterned dresses worn by the one who now bears the title of queen consort, like a long model printed with feathers designed especially for her. Chanel remains his favorite brand, however, as evidenced by his many shoes and tweed jackets branded by the Parisian house. On the accessories side, Camilla would suffer from a bunion on her foot and is therefore faithful to the signed shoes Sole Bliss, a brand of very comfortable and aesthetic feminine shoes designed for wide feet.
Source journaldesfemmes.fr