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The satin dress, created by Sir Norman Hartnell, is regarded as one of the most important examples of 20th century design.

The new monarch may opt out of ‘silk stockings and breeches’ in favour of his military uniform

From her coronation in 1953 until her final days at Balmoral, Queen Elizabeth projected a carefully curated image through her clothes and accessories.

When Liz Truss, the newly appointed Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, addressed her speech following the announcement of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, on Thursday, she said “the queen was the rock on which modern Britain was built…She has been a personal inspiration to me and to many…

At a time when men still wielded all the power, the young Elizabeth was a vital role model. It meant, at least, one female in official photographs

Not to in any way to diminish the extraordinary legacy Queen Elizabeth II has left in terms of her public service, she also leaves a legacy of style that we may not ever see again.

Her Majesty’s most beloved brands as well as the designers behind some of history’s most famous photographs

Her remarkably consistent, well-chosen wardrobe made her as recognisable to us as a member of our own family

Queen Elizabeth ll was well known for her gorgeous dresses and bright colours

Princess Elizabeth’s Norman Hartnell gown was decorated with more than 10,000 pearls and crystals.

Her Majesty was just 27 years-old at her coronation