Queen Elizabeth II is the daughter of King George VI. After the death of George VI on February 6, 1952, Elizabeth succeeded to the throne and became Queen of England. Although she ascended the throne shortly after the death of King George VI, the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II was held on June 2, 1953. Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1953 marked the first time that a King/Queen coronation was televised. According to one statistic, about 27 million people watched the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II via television. The list of guests attending the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II includes members of the British Royal Family as well as other royal families. Many heads of state, prime ministers and statesmen in countries such as British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. On June 2, 1953, 8,251 guests arrived at Westminster Abbey to attend the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. On her coronation day, Queen Elizabeth II wore a gown designed by Norman Hartnell. On the dress of the head of England, there are flower symbols of the countries of the Commonwealth such as: Tudor rose of England, thistle of Scotland, leek of Wales, dandelion of Ireland, Australian acacia, Canadian maple… Norman Hartnell and his professional team took 3,500 hours to complete the gown for Queen Elizabeth II to wear at the coronation. Queen Elizabeth II wore three different crowns during the coronation ceremony held from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey. Invite readers to watch the video: The Queen of England summons people to deal with the epidemic. Source: People’s Television.

Princess Diana’s wedding dress almost didn’t fit in the carriage because it was too long Princess Diana’s wedding dress has gone down in history as one of the most elaborate and grandiose gowns ever worn by a British Royal bride to a wedding. The tail of the dress has been designed to be up to 7.6 meters long with an even longer chiffon scarf. To make a matching chiffon scarf, 139 meters of tulle fabric was used. This is the longest chiffon scarf in Royal history. The designers did not take into account the size of the carriage that the princess would use to get to the wedding venue. Princess Diana’s wedding dress almost didn’t fit in the carriage because it was too long. When Diana got off the carriage in front of the church, many people noticed the wrinkles in her skirt and veil. The blue stitching on Meghan Markle’s wedding dress was part of the dress she wore on her first date with Prince Harry. Bringing “something blue” to the wedding is a long-standing tradition in the UK in the hope of bringing luck to the bride and as a wish for a happy marriage. Princess Meghan has attached a special memento in her wedding dress. It was a piece of blue fabric – cut from the dress she wore on her first date with Prince Harry. She considers it a great demonstration of the strength and foundation of their relationship. Sarah Ferguson pays tribute to Prince Andrew’s naval career Royal family men often pursue military careers in addition to their Royal duties. In the case of Prince Andrew, Queen Elizabeth’s third son, he focuses on serving in the country’s navy. So in 1986, when he married Sarah Ferguson, the beads on her dress incorporated various symbols including a heart symbolizing romance, anchors and waves representing her love of the sea. Prince Andrew. The dress also embroidered their initials on it. Up to 5 wedding dresses were made for Princess Diana As the wedding day approached, Princess Diana continuously lost weight. In fact, in the 7 months before the ceremony, Princess Diana’s waistline had decreased by 12 cm. Designers were forced to create up to 5 different wedding dresses to accommodate the Princess’s physical changes. However, in the end, they adjusted the waist of the dress on the very day of the wedding. Princess Kate’s earrings in the wedding ceremony are a gift from the family At the wedding of the century with Prince William, Princess Kate wore extremely sophisticated earrings. The jewelry, crafted by the brand Robinson Pelham, is modeled after the leaves and seeds of the oak tree, studded with sparkling diamonds. This is a gift that Kate Middleton’s parents gave her when she returned to be the bride of the British Royal Family. Princess Diana dirty her wedding dress Just hours before the wedding, Diana had a small problem with her wedding dress. As she prepared to leave for church, Princess Diana spilled some perfume on her wedding dress. With a calm personality, Princess Diana tries not to make a big deal out of it and trusts that no one will notice. And really, no one noticed the stain on Diana’s wedding dress that day. It wasn’t until her makeup artist, Barbara Daly, revealed this detail in her book “Diana: The Portrait” that the truth became public. In some photos, Princess Diana tried to cover the stain on her wedding dress. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s license plate shows their wedding date Following the emotional and iconic wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Prince Charles held a party later that same evening, where only a small group of guests were invited. In images taken after the ceremony, you can see the bride and groom leaving Windsor Castle, hand in hand, in a blue Jaguar. The car’s license plate was specially made for that day, and its number refers to the wedding date: 19-05-18. Princess Kate borrowed Queen Elizabeth’s diamond tiara Many brides still follow the tradition of using a few borrowed items for their wedding ceremony, just as the old English tune advises them to do so. For her wedding, Princess Kate borrowed Queen Elizabeth a tiara called Halo. The headpiece to accompany Kate on her big day, made by Cartier in 1936, consists of 16 winding rings set with 888 diamonds. Halo was bought by the Queen’s father, King George VI, for his wife, then she gave it to her daughter Elizabeth on her 18th birthday. Meghan paid homage to the Commonwealth with a veil at her wedding On her wedding day, Meghan wore a 5-meter veil embroidered with flowers representing the Commonwealth. Meghan later revealed that the detail was quite a surprise to Harry, as he did not expect his bride to incorporate his political ideas so intimately. Princess Diana didn’t wear heels out of respect for Prince Charles Most Royal brides wear heels under chic dresses to accompany their prince, but that was not Princess Diana’s choice. Diana and Prince Charles are the same height, about 1.77m. That is one of the reasons why Princess Diana wore flats to avoid looking taller than her husband in the official photos of the ceremony. Another romantic detail is that Princess Diana asked the designer to print the letters D and C on the soles of the shoes.

Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II have been happily married for 74 years. (Source: Getty Images) In a recent status on Twitter, the British Royal Family said, Prince Philip has always loved design work. In addition to overseeing and designing the Royal Yacht Britannia, he also designed an engagement ring and bracelet for Princess Elizabeth II (now Queen of England). Often the jewelry of the Royal family always has a story to celebrate. The ring Prince Philip used to propose to Queen Elizabeth II in 1947 was made from the tiara of his mother, Princess Alice of Battenberg, niece of Queen Victoria. Princess Alice, mother of Prince Philip. (Source: Getty Images) According to the Town and Coutry , in 1946, upon learning of her son’s intention to propose, Princess Alice gave Philip the tiara she had been given on her wedding day for him to use as a suitable ring for his fiancée. Prince Philip at that time collaborated with the famous London jeweler Philip Antrobus Ltd. to design your own 3-carat diamond ring surrounded by 10 smaller diamonds. The engagement ring has always been worn by Queen Elizabeth II. (Source: Getty Images) The diamonds themselves date back to the late Romanov dynasty. On her wedding day, Philip’s mother was presented with the tiara used on the wedding day of Tsar Nicholas II and Tsar Alexandra of Russia, the last rulers of the Russian Empire, who were also important persons. distantly related to her. Queen Elizabeth II wears an engagement ring and bracelet designed by Prince Philip. (Source: Getty Images) Not only that, Philip also chose the remaining diamonds in the crown to make a diamond bracelet to give as a wedding gift to Elizabeth II. The necklace was later gifted by the Queen to her granddaughter-in-law Kate Middleton. The Duchess of Cambridge wore the bracelet on her left hand during a reception for Chinese President Xi Jinping in October 2015. (Source: Getty Images) (according to Insider)

Britannia has not served in the royal family since 1997 but has become a tourist attraction in Edinburgh, becoming a monument to the passion and faith of the duke of this land. Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth stand on the royal yacht Britannia. A royal commentator said the yacht provided the queen and the prince with a private space where they could relax and spend time on it. “It’s like a floating palace but it’s also a house. It’s something they make for themselves. It’s their design, their space, their desire.” The yacht’s penultimate captain, Rear Admiral Sir Robert Woodard recalls how the yacht provided complete privacy for the queen and the royal family for many years. “We need to imagine that Britannia is a very private place for the royal family, and it is run by 260 people who have dedicated their lives to making sure it is safe and comfortable.” Britannia has provided the perfect abode for the British royal family during state visits, official receptions, honeymoons and private royal holidays. Mr. Robert also said that when on the yacht, Prince Philip usually cooks and he will cook anything. “I was quite surprised at what he would cook, sometimes he found an octopus, sometimes a shark,” Sir Robert said. Britannia was launched from the John Brown & Company shipyard in Clydebank, Scotland, on 16 April 1953. For more than 44 years, the royal yacht served the British royal family, traveling over a million nautical miles to return One of the most famous ships in the world. Today, Britannia is a five-star tourist attraction and venue for exclusive evening events in Edinburgh.

1. Turquoise and diamond brooches Jewelry expert Vincent Meylan said this flower brooch was originally a wedding gift from King Edward VII to Mary of Teck in 1893. Mary kept it until her death in 1953. Later, the Queen Elizabeth II is the heir to this jewelry. But she only used it once in 2014 and once in April 2020. 2. The sapphire crystal flower of Queen Maria Feodorovna Many historians and jewelry experts believe this jewelry dates back to 1866. In that year, King Edward VII and future Queen Alexandra (then Prince and Princess of Wales) presented the flower. Dressed for Queen Alexandra’s sister, Minnie, to commemorate her marriage to future Russian Emperor Alexander III. It was a flower brooch made of sapphire cabochon, surrounded by two rows of diamonds and had a drop of pearl hanging from another diamond. After her marriage, Minnie became known as Queen Maria Feodorovna. That is the origin of the name of this flower. After her death, her daughters inherited the jewelry. It was later acquired by Queen Mary, Elizabeth II’s grandmother, at auction. 3. Flowers and diamonds of the Prince of Wales This jewelry is one of the most special accessories of Princess Diana. It is meant to represent 3 feathers on the coat of arms of the Prince of Wales. Originally, the flower brooch was a wedding gift for Princess Alexandra in 1863. Later, the Queen Dowager returned to Princess Diana in 1981. With her ‘sassy’ personality, Princess Diana turned it into a necklace. 4. Queen Victoria’s Bow This beautiful bow is actually part of a set of 3 bows. They were created by the famous jeweler Garrard in 1858. Queen Victoria likes to wear 2 or 3 bows in this bow set when attending special events. Queen Elizabeth II also wears this jewelry on the most important occasion. It was September 9, 2015, the anniversary of her certification as the longest reigning monarch in royal history. 5. New Zealand silver fern According to research done in the historical archives of Auckland libraries, this floral brooch was a Christmas gift that Queen Elizabeth II received in 1953 from Lady Allum, Sir John Allum’s wife, The mayor of Auckland at that time. Later, Kate inherits that precious jewelry. She always wears it when attending New Zealand related events. 6. Cullinan V The heart-shaped gemstone is part of a giant diamond mined in the South African mine in 1905. That precious diamond is said to be worth more than 3 thousand carats. Initially, the flower brooch was owned by Mary of Teck, the grandmother of Queen Elizabeth. Now, the Queen is the owner of this special brooch. She wore it during London Fashion Week 2018. 7. Cullinan III and IV It is thought that the South African diamond block above has been cut into 105 pieces. Two of those pieces are Cullinan III and Cullinan IV. They are often combined together as a complete flower brooch. Cullinan III is pear-shaped and weighs about 94 carats. And Cullinan IV 63 carat is cut into a square. 8. True Lover’s Knot of Queen Mary This is also a Queen Elizabeth jewelry inherited from Queen Mary. This brooch is unique for two reasons: first it has a tassel shaped bow shape, unlike other neatly brooches; The second is that the Queen always wears it when attending weddings by family members. In 1960, she used it at the wedding of her sister, Princess Margaret. In 2011, she reused the flower brooch for the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. 9. Royal Navy Gold Dolphin Badge This adornment is decorated with pictures of 2 dolphins, anchors and a crown. It was introduced by the Royal Navy in 1972. According to an article by reporter Richard Palmer, the navy gave this badge to the Duchess of Cambridge. She then wore it during the Thames River parade for Queen Elizabeth’s diamond celebration in 2012. 10. Brazilian emerald green blouse In 1953, the president and the people of Brazil gave Queen Elizabeth the coronation gift (consisting of a necklace and earrings) made of aquamarines and diamonds. Love this stone so much, she added a matching tiara. After that, the Brazilian Government added bracelets and flowers to give to the Queen. 11. Lilies of the city of London This flower brooch is a gift from the City of London to the Queen in 1947 when she was still a Princess. It is a symbol of the free city, the capital of England – London. The Queen often wears this jewelry to outdoor celebrations. 12. Flower install Jardine Star According to the book ‘The Queen’s Jewels’ by Leslie Field, a Scottish aristocrat, Lady Jardine presented this jewelry to Queen Elizabeth in 1981. It was made entirely of diamonds. This is one of the most beloved brooches of the Queen. 13. The Shamrock – The Irish Guardian Shamrock is the t term used to refer to a small branch of a clover, used as a symbol of Ireland. St. Patrick – the patron saint of Ireland – is said to have used it as a metaphor for the Trinity. Kate regularly wears this brooch to events related to Ireland and Irish culture in general (like St. Patrick’s Day). According to author James Wilson, in 1961, the Irish Guard Regiment gave this jewelry to Princess Mary. Other members of the royal family that used to wear shamrock are the Empress Dowager and Princess Anne.

Elizabeth Hurley recently met a lot of mixed opinions because she constantly appeared in cool, even nude clothes despite turning 55. While some people admired the actress’s slim body, the rest said that she should be more discreet because she was a woman in her U60s. In everyday life, Hurley is the desired role model for women over 50 years old. Sharing about beauty secrets, the actress said that the most important thing is not to abuse plastic surgery. “I’m too scared of that. Fillers? Forget that. I just injected botox into the forehead so they don’t get wrinkled,” the British star told Grazia. The Wonder Woman movie star has only a 19-year-old son. However, in the photos together, she does not look much older than her son, despite nearly 40 years from Damian. In the interview with The View, the actress said she kept her youthful beauty by building a reasonable diet. “I eat a variety of foods but mostly juices, vitamins,” Hurley said. In the years 2005-2006, Elizabeth Hurley is considered a true beauty of England. The model’s grandmother once died of breast cancer, so she has always considered this a serious disease, enthusiastically supporting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation for decades. “I promise to do my best to make people realize how dangerous the disease is,” she told Page Six. In the 2000s, Elizabeth was the familiar face of many fashion catwalks. She joined designer Valentino (left) at the American Fashion Designers Council Award in 2000, where he received the Lifetime Achievement Award. The appearance of the model in a pink-breasted dress at that time was dense on the newspaper. Before parting ways with Hugh Grant, actress and actor Four weddings a haunted couple is a couple of lovers, beautiful couples at awards ceremonies. She often couples with her boyfriend in beautiful, iconic outfits. The red dress she attended the boyfriend’s Notting Hill (1999) movie press conference and her own film Permanent Midnight (1998) is still mentioned a lot. In 1995, the female model was honored to become the face of the luxury fashion house Estee Lauder. She held this role until 2001. The same year, she and her boyfriend attended the first luxury Met Gala in her life. At the meeting with the theme of High Fashion organized by Anna Wintour, Elizabeth Hurley wore a high dress of Versace, showing off her sexy bust next to her boyfriend Hugh Grant. Despite having many sexy outfits for life, the high-cut Gianni Versace dress she wore in 1994 is still the most iconic. At the premiere of the movie Four Weddings a Ghost with her boyfriend Hugh Grant, she got most of the attention. “The dress was born 27 years ago but is still being noticed for a complete reason,” commented Womens Health Mag. Elizabeth Hurley’s youth is associated with the two words “brilliant”. In 1987, she had her first role in her life after modeling. This is also the year she fell in love with once handsome actor Hugh Grant after working together in a Spanish film called Rowing With the Wind. After more than 30 years of being famous in showbiz, although her face is hard to resist time, the sexy image of the actress is still difficult for young stars to overcome.

Actress Pham Bang Bang once attracted attention when it was reported that she used more than 600 masks per year to care for her skin. However, after that, she corrected this rumor incorrectly. According to the Ifeng , the 39-year-old star usually wears a mask every 2-3 days, but sometimes once a day. Fan Bingbing often uses paper masks, even while on the street. Photo: Sohu, cfp. Even so, women, especially beauty followers, still believe in the effectiveness of paper masks when applied every day. Many experiential articles and videos that perform this care are in fact still attracting attention online. Practical experience Recently, a girl named Lena tried to conduct an experiment on continuous paper masking for a month to see the effectiveness. Before sharing her experience, she asserted that all opinions are personal and have no intention of urging people to follow suit. According to Lena, her skin shows signs of premature aging, the T-zone is oily and prone to acne breakouts. Her regular skin care products in the past included cleansers, serums, and lotions. For the most accurate results, Lena does not use any additional cosmetics. Lena’s facial skin often develops acne breakouts, especially in the chin area. Photo: BS. Lena uses a mask that moisturizes and lifts muscles for her experiment. After 14 days, although there were no clear results, she noticed that the acne decreased significantly, the skin was moisturized and did not peel off. This is also a big difference from the infrequent masking she used to do in the past. By day 28, Lena was completely surprised with her skin. Not only is she adequately hydrated, her skin is no longer pimples, pores are clear and feels smooth and smooth. Lena confirmed that she will continue to use paper masks and increase the frequency of masking more after this experience. She hopes everyone can experience and feel the effectiveness of the paper mask for themselves. The change in Lena’s face after applying a paper mask continuously for a month. Photo: BS. What does the dermatologist say? In fact, some dermatologists assume that people can use a paper mask every day. According to Elizabeth Tanzi, associate professor of Dermatology at George Washington University Medical Center, a facial mask can be applied every day if it doesn’t contain glycolic acid. In addition, Associate Professor Elizabeth also said that for people with sensitive skin, a paper mask is a good choice because it does not have many preservatives and is less irritating. Paper masks used every day should not contain glycolic acid. Photo: Allure. Beverly Hills dermatologist Ava Shamban likens the paper mask to a super moisturizer. Therefore, daily use also has certain effects compared with infrequent application. New York-based dermatologist Debra Jaliman agrees. However, she noted people with acne need to be more careful. Because it can aggravate acne by clogging pores, Dr. Debra recommends a paper mask once a week if acne is prone to breakouts. Recipes of skin and hair care before bed Sleep skin care to promote regeneration, giving a radiant look in the morning.

Photo: BBC Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh was born on the island of Corfu, Greece on June 10, 1921. Among his family were many members of the Danish, German, Russian and English royals. Photo: Alamy Prince Philip is the only son of Greek Prince Andrew and Princess Alice of Battenberg. Photo: BBC His Highness started studying in France, at the American school MacJannet. The photo above is of him as a child (second from left) and his schoolmates. At the age of seven, he went to live with relatives of Mountbatten in England and attended a preparatory school in Surrey. Photo: PA He later attended Gordonstoun boarding school founded by educational pioneer Kurt Hahn in northern Scotland. Here, he demonstrated himself excelling in sports. Photo: BBC This is said to be the first joint photo between Princess Elizabeth (3rd from left) and then naval student Philip, Prince of Greece and Denmark (who wears the white top right hat). . This photo was taken during a visit to the Royal Naval College in Dartmouth on July 23, 1939. Photo: PA During World War II, Prince Philip was a lieutenant in the navy on the battleship HMS Valiant. When the Italian fleet was stranded off the coast of Greece in 1941, he commanded the lights to illuminate the enemy. Photo: PA His engagement to Princess Elizabeth was officially announced in July 1947. Photo: PA The couple’s wedding took place on November 20, 1947. Photo: BBC In 1951, a photographer captured the moment the Duke of Edinburgh jumped off a water ski while reaching the beach in Marmarice, Turkey. The photo was taken during his last time in command of the HMS Magpie. Photo: PA Prince is playing polo for club Cowdray Park in the semi-final of Roehampton Cup. He is one of the top bridge athletes in the UK. Photo: PA The Prince is also a good cricketer. The photo above shows his cricket team, which includes many former British stars playing against the Duke of Norfolk’s team. Photo: BBC A photo of Prince Philip with his wife and four children in the 1960s. Photo: PA Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth during a visit to a farm on their Balmoral estate to celebrate the couple’s “silver wedding” anniversary. Photo: PA In 1977, the Prince accompanied the Queen to attend the 25th anniversary of her reign. Both wore Maori Kahu-Kiwi (Kiwi feather cloak) when attending the opening of the Royal New Zealand Polynesia Festival at the rugby park in Gisborne, on New Zealand’s North Island in February of the same year. Photo: PA In August 1979, the Queen’s cousin Lord Louis Mountbatten was killed in a bomb attack in Ireland. His Majesty returned to England after the news, while he was in the coach driving championship in Normandy, northern France. Photo: PA Nature and conservation are the Prince’s lifelong passion. He has been recognized as the International President of the World Wildlife Fund. Photo: PA His Highness and family members watch a demonstration of the Royal British Air Force in 1985. Photo: PA In 1996, His Highness welcomed South African President Nelson Mandela on a British tour. Photo: PA The Prince has always stood by and supported the Queen during more than 60 years of reigning England, including the 50th anniversary of her throne in 2002. Photo: PA The Prince has founded the Duke of Edinburgh Prize in 1956 with the aim of developing the talent of young people. The above photo shows the Prince happily chatting with the gold award winners at Holyroodhouse in 2010. Photo: PA His Majesty continued to compete in sports as he got older, including the horse-riding event at Sandringham in 2005. Photo: PA Thousands of people gathered outside Buckingham Palace to greet the Royal Family after the wedding of Prince Philip’s grandson Prince William to Catherine Middleton in 2011. Photo: BBC A year later, the Prince still looked in good health as he accompanied the Queen on the Spirit of Chartwell royal barge to attend her 60th anniversary parade on June 3, 2012. He and the Queen stood for most of the 80-minute parade on the River Thames. However, His Highness was hospitalized for a bladder infection ahead of the great celebration concert on June 4. Photo: BBC After recovering, the Prince joined Princess Anne to watch the British horse racing team compete at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Photo: PA In June 2013, His Highness attended a church ceremony at Westminster Abbey on the 60th anniversary of the Queen’s coronation. Photo: PA In 2014, the Prince accompanied the Queen on a trip to Northern Ireland. The above photo shows him signing in a tourist scrapbook at Hillsborough Castle, Belfast. Photo: PA The Prince and Queen light up the first of more than 200 lighthouses to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany at Windsor Castle. Photo: PA Prince and Son – Prince Charles chatted happily during his visit to Poundbury, an urban area on the edge of Dorchester, where the Queen held the inauguration of her mother’s statue. Photo: PA In April 2017, the Prince and his wife attended the opening ceremony of the Elephant Care Center at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo in Bedfordshire. However, in May of the same year, he announced his withdrawal from public activities at the age of 95, with the full support of the Queen. Photo: PA Before kicking off a party at Buckingham Palace Gardens on May 23, 2017 with the Queen, His Majesty spent a minute commemorating the dead at the Ariana Grande concert in Manchester. Photo: PA On June 10 last year, Prince Philip quietly celebrated his 99th birthday at Windsor Castle in the context of the British blockade against the Covid-19 pandemic. In a new announcement, Buckingham Palace said he passed away on the morning of April 9 at old Windsor.

Many people gathered outside Buckingham Palace on April 9 (local time) after the news of Prince Philip’s death was announced by the British Royal. Photo: Reuters Many Londoners come in front of the gates of Buckingham Palace, the ancient walls of Windsor Castle to place flowers and a memorial card in memory of Prince Philip. The British government and royal family are calling on people not to gather in front of the mansion to commemorate Prince Philip in order to comply with Covid-19 room regulations. Residents set the flag of England along with commemorative bouquets of flowers outside Buckingham Palace. Reuters photo Information Prince Philip – Duke of Edinburgh passed away was announced by the British royal family on April 9. He is 99 years old. Photo: Reuters Coach and players at Liverpool Aintree Racecourse spent a minute to commemorate Prince Philip’s departure on April 9. Photo: Reuters 2 of the many women standing outside Buckingham Palace hugged each other to comfort and share the sadness following the death of the Queen’s husband. Photo: Reuters A man wiped his tears outside Buckingham Palace after the royal family announced the Prince’s death. Photo: Reuters According to an announcement from Buckingham Palace, the 94-year-old Queen is expected to spend eight days mourning Prince Philip, starting April 9. The flag on Victoria Tower at the British Parliament Building, London, was lowered by half a column when the news of Prince Philip’s death was announced. Photo: Reuters Many people brought flowers, photos … to commemorate at Buckingham Palace (UK) after hearing the news of Prince Philip’s death. Photo: Reuters Many people mourn the death of Prince Philip – who quietly supported the Queen of England during the past 7 decades. Photo: Reuters Sharing about her husband, Queen Elizabeth once said that Prince Philip was a source of her strength throughout the years. In the photo: People place flowers to commemorate Prince Philip at Windsor.

The relationship between Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II began when they were young and the queen was still a princess. At the age of 13, while following her family to visit the Royal Naval Academy Britannica, Princess Elizabeth that day immediately fell in love with Greek Prince Philip, who was training officers there. In the years that followed and during World War II, they corresponded. Not long after the war ended, Prince Philip proposed to Princess Elizabeth in Scotland. The engagement ring was made by Philip Antrobus, a London jeweler, crafted from diamonds on the prince’s mother’s crown. However, the engagement was kept private until the princess turned 21 at the request of King George VI, the princess’s father, who ruled England at that time. In addition, in order to marry Princess Elizabeth, Prince Philip had to give up his title of Greek Prince in order to become a British citizen. After much trouble, the wedding was scheduled on November 20, 1947 and took place at Westminster Abbey. Instead of holding a grand event, King George VI ordered a wedding as compact as possible so as not to offend the people by the new country that has gone through the war. The princess’s wedding dress was designed by Norman Hartnell, made from ivory silk, satin duchesse and silver thread, with crystal and 10,000 pearl beads, with a veil longer than 4.5 meters. The dress is completed in 7 weeks by 350 skilled tailors. Like many brides at the time, Princess Elizabeth had to save on stamps in order to buy materials for her wedding dress design. The British government has sent an additional 200 stamps to help her. Princess Elizabeth’s wedding day crown is named Queen Mary Fringe Tiara. It was originally a wedding gift in 1893 of Queen Mary, the princess. In addition, the bride is adorned with 2 pearl bracelets, one of which is said to belong to Queen Anne. Princess Elizabeth’s wedding bouquet is similar to every British royal bride’s wedding bouquet – they contain myrtle flowers from the myrtle bushes planted by Queen Victoria. This flower also appears on the seats in the reception reception at Buckingham Palace, next to the bouquet of white and pink carnations on the banquet table. Because this is the wedding of the future queen, the wedding is reported directly to millions of people via radio. Nearly 2,000 guests attended this historic wedding, including the King of Iraq, Princess Juliana and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, Grand Duke of Luxembourg and Princess Elisabeth of Luxembourg. Two wedding rings are made from a block of gold in the Clogau St David mine. According to British royal biographer Ingrid Seward, Duke Philip engraved a secret message into the ring given to his wife that only the person who engraved them, he and Princess Elizabeth, knew the contents. After the ceremony was over, a reception was held at Buckingham Palace and was open to only 150 guests. Dishes served include Filet de Sole Mountbatten, Perdreau en Casserole and Bombe Glaceé Princess Elizabeth. Here, the couple cut wedding cake decorated elaborately weighing 227 kg, 2.7 m high with the groom’s sword. More than 10,000 people telegrams to celebrate the marriage of Princess Elizabeth and Duke Philip. 2,500 wedding gifts were sent from all over the world, including the cloth woven by Mahatma Gandhi himself. After the reception, the couple went to Waterloo Station with their corgi dog Susan to catch the train to Hampshire. They spent the wedding night in Broadlands, the hometown of Philip. The rest of the royal honeymoon takes place in Birkhall (Scotland).

In recent days, the whole world condolences to the Royal Family and Queen Elizabeth II when the news of Prince Phillip’s death at the age of 99. The Queen ascended the throne at only 25 years old and is currently holding this position for the longest time. in British royal history (from 1952 to present). Throughout her years of reign, Queen Elizabeth II always pursues a formal, polite and noble style. Watching her with friendly, close features, few people know that she has extremely strict dress code. The biggest difference in Queen Elizabeth’s beautiful journey is probably that when she was young, she often wore one-piece dress, classic long stretch. Nowadays, she prefers a sleek skirt with a coat. 2 fashion-changing milestones but each have separate meanings. It can be seen that her fashion gout at a young age has many features quite like the current princess Kate. Every time she appears, in addition to a mostly monochrome dress, the queen is always combined with hats of the same color, gloves, horseshoe shoes, handbags and pearl jewelry. On a few special occasions, the queen will replace the hat with a crown. Often very attentive and colorful every time the audience is like that, but her style always has principles that shape from a young age. The 2-year rule does not overlap If the nephew Kate Middleton is often spotted by people to save money on dresses and “stir-fry” the dress, the Queen is the opposite. Over the past two years, when appearing, Queen Elizabeth wears completely different sets of clothes. Assistant and stylist Angela Kelly, said she needs to prepare the Queen’s outfit 2 months in advance. With very strict criteria, her outfit must be simple without being picky with cumbersome details, but still stand out enough for the Queen to shine in front of the crowd. That is the reason, color is always the defining point of the royal rulers. Most of the jackets are often coordinated with studded, beaded or diamond-studded designs. The overall outfit always has the spirit of minimalism, exuding solemn beauty. The handbag is a communication message Handbag is always the indomitable Queen Elizabeth when it appears in any event. To convey messages to her assistant, the Queen uses a bag to transmit signals. Specifically, when the Queen wants to leave before the party ends, she will put her bag on the table. Or in the case when she is chatting with a certain character, the Queen switches her hand to the bag, which means the conversation should stop quickly. Among the branded handbags she owns, she has always remained loyal to the Launer London brand. Stylist revealed that she currently has more than 200 bags from this brand. Uniform and exact size of dress It is not difficult to recognize the similarities in the costumes that Queen Elizabeth wears when appearing in public is the size and length. Her skirt should always be over a pillow, and her gloves are exactly 15 cm long. To avoid getting stuck before getting off the bus, the Queen’s hat must not be too long and wide, and must be the same color as the outfit. Her close relatives said that for shoes, the Queen set a regulation on soles no more than 5.7cm high. Before wearing a new pair of shoes, it needs to be softened so that she will be comfortable with every step of her old age. Umbrellas and hats must be the same color as the dress Fulton is the Queen’s favorite umbrella brand. With a design like a bird cage, transparent and light, she is always used. The Queen’s rule of carrying umbrellas is also very interesting. She always asks her stylist to choose an umbrella to match with each item she wears that day. Perhaps never will you notice the irregularity of Queen’s fashion. Wearing a 3-ring pearl chain One of Queen Elizabeth’s favorite accessories is the pearl chain. Simple bracelets with a gentle yet elegant color will make her look more luxurious. The rule that the Queen sets out is to wear all 3 pearls on the neck. This helps her overall outfit become more harmonious and look more powerful. Pearls are jewelry representing mature women. It has just enough sparkle not to focus too much attention on the adornment and forget the excitement of the conversation. Until now, Queen Elizabeth is still the “dominant” in the late afternoon fashion gout of the British Royal family. She created her own “empire” bearing the essence of a Queen showing her power, elegance and courtesy in public.

1. Flower brooch of the Queen This fruit basket flower brooch was a gift from parents to Queen Elizabeth II when Prince Charles was born. She wore it in her first official portrait with her son. Since 1948, the Queen has used this jewelry many times but she does not wear it at baptism. Only when Prince George was born did she wear it to the boy’s baptism. The Queen wanted to imply the connection between the little prince and his great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth and great-grandfather, King George VI. 2. An emerald and diamond necklace In the royal family, Princess Diana is known as a rebel, a man who likes to break the old rules of England. The emerald and diamond necklace was a gift from Queen Elizabeth II to Diana. But Diana did not use it the usual way but put it on her forehead like a crown. A Canadian diplomat standing near the Princess advised her to wear such a bracelet because it evokes a feeling of youthfulness and excitement, similar to her character. 3. The bracelet is engraved with the child’s name Sarah Ferguson attended her daughter’s wedding – Princess Eugenie – in a brilliant costume so few people pay attention to her jewelry. On the Duchess’s wrist is a gold necklace engraved with the names of both her daughters – Princess Beatrice and Eugenie. This is a discreet and skillful way to help her show her motherly love. 4. The wedding day crown is not a royal collection Traditionally brides-to-be will be given a tiara from a British jewelry collection to wear at the wedding ceremony. Queen Elizabeth II asked Diana to wear a Lover’s Knot Tiara but she refused. The princess chose the grandmother’s crown. Her daring was to honor the tradition of the Spencers family. 5. Flower brooch given by the queen This brooch doesn’t look like a classic piece of jewelry, but it has a very important meaning. Queen Elizabeth II awarded the Royal Medal to Kate Middleton in 2017 in praise of her outstanding contributions. 6. Flower crown At the wedding, Sarah Ferguson wore a flower crown, but when the ceremony ended, she reappeared with the crown jewel. In fact, the flowers were attached to the jewel crown and removed gradually to show Ferguson’s transformation when entering the royal family. The diamond tiara below was made exclusively for Sarah on the orders of the Queen. 7. Flower brooch in maple leaf shape All members of the royal family try to pay homage to the country they visit. Kate Middleton wore a maple leaf brooch during her visit to Canada, while Queen Elizabeth II used the same accessory when she came to Canada House in London. 8. Tattoo pendant The Meghan Markle necklace worn in New Zealand is the product of a local jeweler – Jessica McCormack. The pendant is part of a collection called ‘Tattoos’ – where the items are inspired by traditional Maori tattoos. Meghan wants to show respect for the country and culture of New Zealand.

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Tanna Island in the Republic of Vanuatu (southwest Pacific) is inhabited by a nude tribe that worship Prince Philip as god. For that reason, when he heard that the Duke of Edinburgh died at the age of 99, the people of the tribe were deeply distressed. They decided to hold a funeral for their deceased god for 100 days.

The people of Tanna Island worship Prince Philip like god.

For the next 100 days, people gathered in an empty lot under the old banyan tree to calm down and drink kava (a mildly scented drink made from pepper tree roots) and eat local dishes, including food. pig wrapped in banana leaves cooked in the ground. This is a mandatory part of important tribal rituals.

The nude tribe held Prince Philip’s funeral for 100 days.

In addition, these three months are the time for the leaders of the tribal villages to reflect on who replaced Prince Philip in their spiritual beliefs. Prince Charles, the eldest son of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth, is the brightest “candidate” chosen to become the spiritual leader of the tribe. The naked tribal people hoped that Prince Charles could do something his father had never been able to do – visit the islanders.

Village chief Yaohnanen, Jack Malia, said that mentally Prince Philip had always been a part of villagers’ lives. However, they did not get a chance to meet the Queen’s consort because he had never set foot on Tanna Island. “We never got the chance to meet him face to face. If [Thái tử Charles] Agree to come one day, he has to come down here so we can sit together and talk, ”he said.

The village chief of Yakel, Mr. Albi, affirmed that Prince Philip’s soul had left his body, but still existed and was searching for a new “home”. Mr. Albi also sent encouragement to Queen Elizabeth that, hope she does not grieve too much because even though his body is dead, but the soul is still alive.

Residents of Tanna Island were unaware of the announcement of the death of the Duke of Edinburgh on April 9. They still wake up and wake up early the next morning to harvest sweet potatoes. It was not until the afternoon of April 10 that a woman at a nearby resort received the update. Immediately, the women of the tribe burst into tears, and the men mourned in silence and tried to calm the children.

The tribesmen embraced pictures of Prince Philip in his memory.

They said that even though the Prince’s body was dead, the soul still existed.

“In 2007, we were brought to England. The connection between the people of Tana Island and the British was very strong. We extend our condolences to the royal family and the British people, ”said the village chief Yapa in a video message sent to the British Royal family.

Mary Niere, an accountant at a resort near the nude tribe, revealed that mourning is the island’s traditional custom for people facing great grief, which can last for weeks.

For decades, a tribe of 400 people worshiped Prince Philip as god. They prayed every day hoping he would protect their banana and potato crop. To date, it is not entirely clear why this tribe worship Prince Philip so much, even though he has never visited the island.

According to some sources, tribesmen saw large portraits of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth when they visited Port Vila, Vanuatu, in the 1960s. Impressed when he married a ” white power queen, ”they began to believe that he was the embodiment of a volcanic spirit, one day returning to Tanna.

Prince Philip has never been to Tanna Island, only visiting Vanuatu’s capital, Port Vila.

The last time the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Vanuatu was during a visit to the capital Port Vila in 1974. At that time, the island nation was an Anglo-French colony, named New Hebrides. During this trip by Prince Philip, the chieftain named Jack Naiva from Tanna and the others did not mind sailing the 240km distance to the capital to welcome their god.

Since then, the Prince’s status in the hearts of the tribal people of Tanna has been strengthened. The Naiva leader firmly believed, His Highness was sent down from heaven to protect the island and bring good luck to the people.

In author Matthew Baylis’ book about Matthew Baylis, tribal residents even speculate, Prince Philip helped Barack Obama become the first black man to be elected President of the United States in 2008. They hailed him maybe. tornado control.

In remote England, Prince Philip was born in awe of the admiration of the Tanna island tribes people for him. Over the years, he sent framed photographs of himself to this nude tribe. These photos are kept in the temple on the island,

Once, the tribe sent Prince Philip a traditional weapon, called nal-nal, used to hunt pigs, and asked him to take pictures with it. Prince Philip accepted the request, but did not forget to complain to his assistant about the strange item before. When it was received in 1980, it is considered sacred and preserved to this day.

Prince Philip’s photo is preserved in the temple.

Prince Philip learned of the existence of the naked tribe and repeatedly sent photos to them.

The tribesmen still longed for Prince Philip to visit once, but now they strongly believe that his soul will come to Tanna. Not only that, they also assured Prince Philip to be black. “If he turns white, it will only happen in other countries,” the leader named Willie Lop announced.

The tribesmen believed that Prince Philip was black, only turning white in another country.