In addition to being known as the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip is also a British aristocratic fashion icon, with a personal style.
Prince Philip is a man with a well-rounded lifestyle and personal style. In the public eye, he has always been a man with shrewd choices and an ability to use fashion to bring out his spirit in most moments. (Source: EPA) 
Prince Philip is considered an icon of British aristocratic style, his outfits always exude elegance and class but are equally comfortable. Pictured: Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh during their Silver wedding celebrations in Balmoral. (Source: PA) 
In sports events, he chooses neat, comfortable clothes but does not lose his elegance. In the photo: Prince Philip in 1950 (left) and 1947 (right). (Source: Getty Images) 
His fashion choices always show that he is a confident person in dressing, especially for classic British fashion. During his 74-year marriage to Queen Elizabeth II, he was always polite and meticulous in choosing outfits when he was paired with her. His clothes are always a harmonious and perfect complement, but never overshadow the image of the Queen. In the photo: Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth at the Windsor Cup in 1955. The tight-fitting t-shirt showed off his muscular physique. (Source: Getty Images) 
Prince Philip always cleverly mixes colors to create accents when appearing in public. Like the suit for the Queen’s Cup sailing event at Cowes Regatta in 1982, he combined the color “ton sur ton”, in addition to the shirt in the color of the sea, he also combined a hat and pants with color. In addition, he also unbuttoned 2 buttons at the neck and rolled up the sleeves, creating a liberal and strong look. (Source: Getty Images) 
In his left breast pocket, Prince Philip always used a neatly folded white handkerchief, in stark contrast to the soft silk scarves favored by his eldest son. At the 1974 Windsor Royal Horse Show, Prince Philip opted for a tweed jacket with lighter brown trousers. The outfit is simple yet elegant. (Source: Getty Images) 
He still makes himself stand out through the selection of accessories and color combinations. For His Royal Highness, he appreciates the art of combining clothes to create great but not too flashy, outstanding outfits. In the photo: Prince Philip at the Royal Windsor Horse Show, 1990. Sunglasses and berets are familiar accessories, creating a “trendy” style. (Source: Getty Images) 
In this photo of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh in 1952, viewers can see his dashing and confident look in a suit combined with a small tie and sunglasses. The expert reviewers Prince Philip made the perfect choice for outdoor sports watching. (Source: Getty Images) 
Prince Philip often wears perfectly tailored suits to royal events. According to the New York Times, the Duke of Edinburgh’s suits were always made by John N. Kent, a Savile Row tailor. His shirts come from the Stephens Brothers and the shoes are custom-made from artisan John Lobb’s more than 150-year-old boutique. His coatmaker is London’s oldest tailor, Ede & Racenscroft (founded 1689). Pictured: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip at the wedding of Princess Eugenie of York and Jack Brooksbank in 2018. (Source: Getty Images) 
During his travels with the Queen, Prince Philip always wears suits that match her attire. His subtle choices both style himself and accentuate his spouse. In the photo: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in the Solomon Islands during their South Pacific tour in 1982. (Source: Getty Images) 
Whether in a well-dressed suit, commanding military uniform or simple, comfortable sportswear, he always looks perfect. For many years in a row, Prince Philip was voted one of Britain’s best-dressed men. Even at the age of 94, his sophisticated, personal fashion style helped him to be on the list of “50 best-dressed men in Britain” by GQ (Gentlemen’s Quarterly) magazine in 2016. In this poll, the prince came in 12th place, well ahead of his nephew Prince Harry, who was 38th. Pictured: The Queen and Prince Philip leave a church service on Christmas 2017. (Source: Getty Images) 
He has always been conscious of his own fashion sense. In the Duke of Edinburgh’s list of young people’s advice published last year, Prince Philip encouraged: “dress for yourself, not others”. officially retired, but with fashion industry celebrities and royal watchers, they will always remember the Duke of Edinburgh for his charm, sense of humor and personal chic. important, delicate (Source: Getty Images) 
Not only that, the lifestyle and fashion style of Prince Philip will always be one of the legacies that he leaves for not only British men but also the whole world. (Source: Getty Images) (according to Insider)
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