The cabinet Queen Elizabeth is exhibited by his 90th birthday

 

Queen Elizabeth II turns 90 this 2016 and to celebrate, have organized three special exhibitions in the official residences of Her Majesty to mark this important date, constituting the largest ever mounted clothes monarch exposure.

Entitled, "Fashioning to Reign: 90 Years of Style from The Queen's Wardrobe" will feature more than 150 sets, from glamorous dresses and business suits, the clothing that led as a young princess(Princess Formal Dresses) acting in pantomimes family during the war.

 

The exhibition shows the significant events in the history of UK and of his kingdom, and trace the ten decades trendy Queen Elizabeth II, who was born in an era of jazz and grew during the austerity of the war. It is estimated to have selected more than 10,000 sets in official events, created by several British designers by those who advocated, including Sir Norman Hartnell, who has produced many of the sumptuous dresses with wide silks and satin skirts of the 40s and 50, Sir Hardy Amies to, known by the deceptive simplicity of his tailor shop, and Ian Thomas, whom he created many chiffon dresses during the '70s.

 

The exhibition will begin at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh on April 21, it will be followed by the State Apartments of Buckingham Palace in August and culminate at Windsor Castle in September. The garments have been ordered to have a particular association with each location.

At Buckingham Palace, the site of many events of state, the pieces will range from clothing ceremony and the joint military brought in family celebrations like weddings and baptisms.

 

The exhibition at the Palace of Holyroodhouse highlighted by the use of plaid in the real dress(formal dresses), while Windsor Castle, costumes splendid evening and elegant sets of day carried in official acts, will be contrasted with the costumes worn during performances pantomime, including "Cinderella" by Buckingham Palace Girl Guides Company.

 

Recognition royal style dress, should reveal the taste of the Queen sets of brightly colored, since once said humbly: "I can never wear beige because nobody would know who I am".

"Fashioning to Reign: 90 Years of Style from The Queen's Wardrobe" opens on April 21 and will be in sight until January 8, 2017.