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Platinum Jubilee Silk Scarf, Westminster Abbey Shop, 2022

Designed with artist Rory Hutton, to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee.

The coronation chair forms the centre of the scarf’s design, as the starting point of Queen Elizabeth’s reign. The martlets and oak leaves which originally decorated the coronation chair represent strength and nobility.

Surrounding the central motif are traditional symbols which are repeated throughout the architecture of Westminster Abbey - including the heraldic lion, the crown, the fleur-de-lis, the Tudor rose, the English rose, the Irish shamrock and the Scottish thistle. (No Welsh leek that I can see though!)

 Westminster Abbey, London, UK by Robert

Westminster Abbey, London, UK by Robert


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Earlier today, the hot Italian brand took over Wesminster Abbey to introduce her Cruise 2017 collection. Gucci, can you stop being that perfectly cool and beautiful? I can’t choose just one or two looks, so here is simply 9 reasons why I will still be mad about the brand for the next year to come.


“When I think about London I think about gardens, beautiful gardens filled with flowers,” - Alessandro Michele


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  1. The prominent black and floral pockets
  2. Thatdress
  3. The soft loafer mules, still on track!
  4. Thewolfis back
  5. The see through turquoise dress and those socks (I’ve been waiting for those to be the trend again for yearssss, time to wear mine back again!)


  6. Thatincognitolook
  7. The big earrings andturban
  8. Thesunglassesstill matching the newest collection, but mostly THAT DRESS and its details
  9. The bag, the shoes, the dress, the hat, EVERYTHING HERE!


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“There are Victorian pieces that are probably not Victorian except in my mind,” - Alessandro Michele

Medieval stained glass fragment from Westminster Abbey, c.1400from here

Medieval stained glass fragment from Westminster Abbey, c.1400

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