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<\/figure>\nA few things we couldn\u2019t wait to see at King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla\u2019s coronation\u200a\u2014\u200athe procession, the crown, and the beautiful frocks everyone is going to sport. Royalty and A-listers putting on their best would make an impressive visual treat. So while we anticipate the big day to arrive, how about a stroll down memory lane to reminisce on the greatest royal gown <\/a>moments? From Queen Elizabeth\u2019s avant-garde dress to Meghan Markle\u2019s wedding gown<\/a>, here are six looks we can\u2019t stop obsessing over.<\/p>\n
Queen Elizabeth<\/strong><\/h4>\n![](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/cdn-images-1.medium.com\/max\/800\/0*wmoxaPLR_9yEvia7.jpg?w=720&ssl=1\")
credit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBefore the onslaught of colorful ensembles, Queen Elizabeth was a fan of ornate ballgowns. Almost every formal event saw her reaching out for the time\u2019s most voguish fits, including that elegant white lace one-shoulder piece she wore during her Commonwealth tour in Australia in 1954. To shield against the chill, she also paired her outfit with a fur stole for a fully glamorous finish.<\/p>\n
Princess Margaret<\/strong><\/h4>\n![](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/cdn-images-1.medium.com\/max\/800\/0*HIXDyzN-wyfYQMa4.jpg?w=720&ssl=1\")
credit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAn opposite of her sister\u2019s prim and proper royal sense of style, Princess Margaret was the rebellious one. Unafraid to experiment with colors and trends, she was among the first to try on Christian Dior\u2019s \u201cnew look\u201d. Most evidently on her 21st birthday when she slipped into an embroidered, off-the-shoulder cream couture gown with chiffon sleeves. Charming!<\/p>\n
Princess Diana<\/strong><\/h4>\n![](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/cdn-images-1.medium.com\/max\/800\/0*C8yQbrnEZdSJFnwE.jpg?w=720&ssl=1\")
credit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBig puffy ball gowns aren\u2019t the only way to make a grand entrance, and Princess Diana\u2019s \u2018Elvis Dress\u2019 is a testament to it. The English rose spotted a white silk strapless column gown, layered under a matching bolero jacket while on a three-day tour to Hong Kong in 1989. She quickly nicknamed the garment \u2018Elvis\u2019 Dress\u2019 as the jacket\u2019s tall collar resembled those of Elvis\u2019s jumpsuits.<\/p>\n
The Duchess Of\u00a0Wales<\/strong><\/h4>\n![](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/cdn-images-1.medium.com\/max\/800\/0*XossfbuI9_hOfjOs.jpg?w=720&ssl=1\")
credit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThere hadn\u2019t been a shortage of eye candy ever since Catherine Middleton\u2019s marriage to Prince William. Serving up the most classic looks at every event, it\u2019s safe to say that she\u2019s the sartorial jack of all trades. Our favorite, though, has got to be her gilded cape dress at the No Time To Die <\/em>World premiere. Like the queen she is, her whole ensemble emanates majestic vibes.<\/p>\n
The Duchess Of\u00a0Sussex<\/strong><\/h4>\n![](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/cdn-images-1.medium.com\/max\/800\/0*xtPMAPNPBz7SPUGE.jpg?w=720&ssl=1\")
credit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIn a highly broadcasted event watched by 29.2 million people worldwide, Meghan Markle\u2019s wedding dress was destined to be a shocker. Sure enough, her first piece epitomizes timeless, minimal elegance but it was her second gown that stole the limelight. Halter neck was the way to go for her star-studded reception. Plus, being whisked away in a classic Jaguar, it can\u2019t get more Hollywood glam than this.<\/p>\n
Princess Eugenie<\/strong><\/h4>\n![](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/cdn-images-1.medium.com\/max\/800\/0*0hw8kfhPDvgpTVVX.jpg?w=720&ssl=1\")
credit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nOnce again, proving that capes never fail. Princess Eugenie\u2019s blush drape gown which she wore for her royal wedding in 2018 is one for the books. Her designer, Zac Posen took inspiration from the beauty of Windsor Castle and the surrounding countryside and opted for fabric in the hue of an English rose. The princess paired it impeccably with two diamond wheat-ear brooches which were lent by Her Majesty The Queen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Before the onslaught of colorful ensembles, Queen Elizabeth was a fan of ornate ballgowns. Almost every formal event saw her reaching out for the time\u2019s most voguish fits, including that elegant white lace one-shoulder piece she wore during her Commonwealth tour in Australia in 1954. To shield against the chill, she also paired her outfit with a fur stole for a fully glamorous finish.<\/p>\n
Princess Margaret<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAn opposite of her sister\u2019s prim and proper royal sense of style, Princess Margaret was the rebellious one. Unafraid to experiment with colors and trends, she was among the first to try on Christian Dior\u2019s \u201cnew look\u201d. Most evidently on her 21st birthday when she slipped into an embroidered, off-the-shoulder cream couture gown with chiffon sleeves. Charming!<\/p>\n
Princess Diana<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBig puffy ball gowns aren\u2019t the only way to make a grand entrance, and Princess Diana\u2019s \u2018Elvis Dress\u2019 is a testament to it. The English rose spotted a white silk strapless column gown, layered under a matching bolero jacket while on a three-day tour to Hong Kong in 1989. She quickly nicknamed the garment \u2018Elvis\u2019 Dress\u2019 as the jacket\u2019s tall collar resembled those of Elvis\u2019s jumpsuits.<\/p>\n
The Duchess Of\u00a0Wales<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThere hadn\u2019t been a shortage of eye candy ever since Catherine Middleton\u2019s marriage to Prince William. Serving up the most classic looks at every event, it\u2019s safe to say that she\u2019s the sartorial jack of all trades. Our favorite, though, has got to be her gilded cape dress at the No Time To Die <\/em>World premiere. Like the queen she is, her whole ensemble emanates majestic vibes.<\/p>\n
The Duchess Of\u00a0Sussex<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIn a highly broadcasted event watched by 29.2 million people worldwide, Meghan Markle\u2019s wedding dress was destined to be a shocker. Sure enough, her first piece epitomizes timeless, minimal elegance but it was her second gown that stole the limelight. Halter neck was the way to go for her star-studded reception. Plus, being whisked away in a classic Jaguar, it can\u2019t get more Hollywood glam than this.<\/p>\n
Princess Eugenie<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nOnce again, proving that capes never fail. Princess Eugenie\u2019s blush drape gown which she wore for her royal wedding in 2018 is one for the books. Her designer, Zac Posen took inspiration from the beauty of Windsor Castle and the surrounding countryside and opted for fabric in the hue of an English rose. The princess paired it impeccably with two diamond wheat-ear brooches which were lent by Her Majesty The Queen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
An opposite of her sister\u2019s prim and proper royal sense of style, Princess Margaret was the rebellious one. Unafraid to experiment with colors and trends, she was among the first to try on Christian Dior\u2019s \u201cnew look\u201d. Most evidently on her 21st birthday when she slipped into an embroidered, off-the-shoulder cream couture gown with chiffon sleeves. Charming!<\/p>\n
Princess Diana<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBig puffy ball gowns aren\u2019t the only way to make a grand entrance, and Princess Diana\u2019s \u2018Elvis Dress\u2019 is a testament to it. The English rose spotted a white silk strapless column gown, layered under a matching bolero jacket while on a three-day tour to Hong Kong in 1989. She quickly nicknamed the garment \u2018Elvis\u2019 Dress\u2019 as the jacket\u2019s tall collar resembled those of Elvis\u2019s jumpsuits.<\/p>\n
The Duchess Of\u00a0Wales<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThere hadn\u2019t been a shortage of eye candy ever since Catherine Middleton\u2019s marriage to Prince William. Serving up the most classic looks at every event, it\u2019s safe to say that she\u2019s the sartorial jack of all trades. Our favorite, though, has got to be her gilded cape dress at the No Time To Die <\/em>World premiere. Like the queen she is, her whole ensemble emanates majestic vibes.<\/p>\n
The Duchess Of\u00a0Sussex<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIn a highly broadcasted event watched by 29.2 million people worldwide, Meghan Markle\u2019s wedding dress was destined to be a shocker. Sure enough, her first piece epitomizes timeless, minimal elegance but it was her second gown that stole the limelight. Halter neck was the way to go for her star-studded reception. Plus, being whisked away in a classic Jaguar, it can\u2019t get more Hollywood glam than this.<\/p>\n
Princess Eugenie<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nOnce again, proving that capes never fail. Princess Eugenie\u2019s blush drape gown which she wore for her royal wedding in 2018 is one for the books. Her designer, Zac Posen took inspiration from the beauty of Windsor Castle and the surrounding countryside and opted for fabric in the hue of an English rose. The princess paired it impeccably with two diamond wheat-ear brooches which were lent by Her Majesty The Queen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Big puffy ball gowns aren\u2019t the only way to make a grand entrance, and Princess Diana\u2019s \u2018Elvis Dress\u2019 is a testament to it. The English rose spotted a white silk strapless column gown, layered under a matching bolero jacket while on a three-day tour to Hong Kong in 1989. She quickly nicknamed the garment \u2018Elvis\u2019 Dress\u2019 as the jacket\u2019s tall collar resembled those of Elvis\u2019s jumpsuits.<\/p>\n
The Duchess Of\u00a0Wales<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThere hadn\u2019t been a shortage of eye candy ever since Catherine Middleton\u2019s marriage to Prince William. Serving up the most classic looks at every event, it\u2019s safe to say that she\u2019s the sartorial jack of all trades. Our favorite, though, has got to be her gilded cape dress at the No Time To Die <\/em>World premiere. Like the queen she is, her whole ensemble emanates majestic vibes.<\/p>\n
The Duchess Of\u00a0Sussex<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIn a highly broadcasted event watched by 29.2 million people worldwide, Meghan Markle\u2019s wedding dress was destined to be a shocker. Sure enough, her first piece epitomizes timeless, minimal elegance but it was her second gown that stole the limelight. Halter neck was the way to go for her star-studded reception. Plus, being whisked away in a classic Jaguar, it can\u2019t get more Hollywood glam than this.<\/p>\n
Princess Eugenie<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nOnce again, proving that capes never fail. Princess Eugenie\u2019s blush drape gown which she wore for her royal wedding in 2018 is one for the books. Her designer, Zac Posen took inspiration from the beauty of Windsor Castle and the surrounding countryside and opted for fabric in the hue of an English rose. The princess paired it impeccably with two diamond wheat-ear brooches which were lent by Her Majesty The Queen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
There hadn\u2019t been a shortage of eye candy ever since Catherine Middleton\u2019s marriage to Prince William. Serving up the most classic looks at every event, it\u2019s safe to say that she\u2019s the sartorial jack of all trades. Our favorite, though, has got to be her gilded cape dress at the No Time To Die <\/em>World premiere. Like the queen she is, her whole ensemble emanates majestic vibes.<\/p>\n
The Duchess Of\u00a0Sussex<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIn a highly broadcasted event watched by 29.2 million people worldwide, Meghan Markle\u2019s wedding dress was destined to be a shocker. Sure enough, her first piece epitomizes timeless, minimal elegance but it was her second gown that stole the limelight. Halter neck was the way to go for her star-studded reception. Plus, being whisked away in a classic Jaguar, it can\u2019t get more Hollywood glam than this.<\/p>\n
Princess Eugenie<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nOnce again, proving that capes never fail. Princess Eugenie\u2019s blush drape gown which she wore for her royal wedding in 2018 is one for the books. Her designer, Zac Posen took inspiration from the beauty of Windsor Castle and the surrounding countryside and opted for fabric in the hue of an English rose. The princess paired it impeccably with two diamond wheat-ear brooches which were lent by Her Majesty The Queen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In a highly broadcasted event watched by 29.2 million people worldwide, Meghan Markle\u2019s wedding dress was destined to be a shocker. Sure enough, her first piece epitomizes timeless, minimal elegance but it was her second gown that stole the limelight. Halter neck was the way to go for her star-studded reception. Plus, being whisked away in a classic Jaguar, it can\u2019t get more Hollywood glam than this.<\/p>\n
Princess Eugenie<\/strong><\/h4>\ncredit: Pinterest<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nOnce again, proving that capes never fail. Princess Eugenie\u2019s blush drape gown which she wore for her royal wedding in 2018 is one for the books. Her designer, Zac Posen took inspiration from the beauty of Windsor Castle and the surrounding countryside and opted for fabric in the hue of an English rose. The princess paired it impeccably with two diamond wheat-ear brooches which were lent by Her Majesty The Queen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Once again, proving that capes never fail. Princess Eugenie\u2019s blush drape gown which she wore for her royal wedding in 2018 is one for the books. Her designer, Zac Posen took inspiration from the beauty of Windsor Castle and the surrounding countryside and opted for fabric in the hue of an English rose. The princess paired it impeccably with two diamond wheat-ear brooches which were lent by Her Majesty The Queen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"