Elizabeth, The Queen Of England, The Finishing Accessories: Scarves

This year is Queen of England Elizabeth S (Queen Elizabeth II) has entered the 60th anniversary diamond celebration. With the name of rainbow queen, apart from her bright colors such as bright yellow, bright green and bright blue, she also loves a "scarlet" accessory - scarf. Let's take a look at the old photos to see how her majesty armed with a scarf and unique fashion style in all previous Royal Windsor equestrian performances.

"She didn't try to dress up like a celebrity, but her identity decided her beauty. She can wear some headwear at will, but it doesn't look vulgar, which many people can't do. "Royal historian and biography author Sarah Bradford. Because of the Queen's distinguished status, a little old lady with a stature "can walk out of shape" can make the "village head scarf" so fashionable.

 

The Queen's dress is more conservative, comfortable, elegant and appropriate, except for herself not dressed for anyone, and the last item is exactly the most important point in fashion. So in her dress, Silk scarf Is a rare "people to people" accessories, especially suitable for the suburbs, rendering a sense of idyllic scenery.

 

Fashion has spread to the top, and the gap between fashion and fashion may be this little detail. The queen of England uses a triangular silk scarf around her head, knotting her jaws and sometimes wearing sunglasses, which is fashionable and air. Her scarf disguised herself in 60s.

 

Queen scarf modelling highlights pastoral style

May 11, 2012, Windsor, England. Queen of England Elizabeth II watched his performance in the Royal Windsor equestrian performance. The queen scarf modelling highlights the pastoral style.

 

The camel's woolen cloth with grey printed scarf and camel's woolen coat is free and noble, young, with grey printed scarf, revealing a retro fashion. {page_break}

 

Red represents enthusiasm and enthusiasm. The Queen's identity is also suitable for big red. Matching the same color is the basic color matching method, but for red, it will produce too strong effect. So the Queen chose to use red scarves and clothes to match the gray checked pleated skirt and the navy blue jacket, echoing the old lady.

 

The purple coat and purple printed scarf are very tuned, and a precious brooch has also played a role.