Queen Elizabeth II applies a well-known look again. Is there a message to Prince William and Duchess Kate behind it?
Queen Elizabeth II (94) made her first public appearance outside the palace walls since the beginning of the corona pandemic on October 15. She was accompanied by grandson Prince William (38), with whom she opened the new Energetics Analysis Center in Porton Down. Your choice of clothes: a shiny cashmere coat by designer Stewart Parvin (53) and a matching hat by Rachel Trevor Morgan. This ensemble was not new.
A sign of recognition?
The monarch was already photographed there in March of last year. At that time it was Duchess Kate (38), the wife of Prince William, who was allowed to accompany Queen Elizabeth II. The special thing about it: The visit to King's College London and the associated opening of the newest educational facility by the two women marked the first solo appearance of the 38-year-olds at the Queen's side. At that time, Prince William and Duchess Kate had been married for eight years.
Did Queen Elizabeth II deliberately take the cashmere coat out of the closet for her latest appearance? The familiar look could be understood as a subtle message, as a sign of support for the future royal couple. Prince William ranks second behind his father, Prince Charles (71), on the British throne.