If Princess Kate had a perfect moment when sitting in the car, she also had a picture filled with confession but still beautiful. This woman was Penny Romsey – Prince Phillip’s 32-year-old confidant friend. Mrs. Penny Romsey appeared in a luxurious, discreet black outfit to pay homage to the funeral of her late friend – Prince Philip. It can be seen that she is 70 years old but still has a slim and tall figure, her short and curly hair is delicate and delicate, her charisma is also extremely elegant and standard. Prince Philip’s 32-year-old confidant Mrs. Penny Romsey was born in London, the only daughter of Marian Hood and Reginald Eastwood, a wealthy London businessman. She is the wife of Lord Romsey – the nephew of Count Mountbatten. Even at 70 years old, Penny Romsey is still very fashionable. She has a very special fashion sense, a subtle elegance of the stars in the 60s and 70s. Penny Romsey also has a very close relationship with the Queen of England. Mrs. Penny and Prince Philip met at a polo match when she was 20, when Prince Philip was in his 50s, and since then the two have become confidants of the same hobby of riding. It was Prince Philip who taught Mrs. Penny how to ride a horse well. And that friendship lasted until Prince Philip died. When she was young, Mrs. Penny Romsey was really a beauty, not less beautiful than Princess Diana and Kate Middleton also had to be less than three-fold. Possessing a sweet, elegant beauty and extremely beautiful, when she was young, Mrs. Penny was really a beauty. Mrs. Penny impresses the opposite person by her elegant small face, a bright smile that always blooms on her lips, and gentle feminine fashion sense. She has always been loyal to her shiny blond hair that is naturally shoulder-length. From a young age, Penny had a close relationship with the British Royal family. She appeared with Princess Diana in many events, when Mrs. Penny was just a beautiful young lady in her twenties. The photo showed that the beauty and fashion sense of Mrs. Penny that day was not even inferior to Princess Diana. She married Lord Romsey – Count Mountbatten and they have 3 children together. Mrs. Penny Romsey’s 70-year-old fashion and stature: Beautiful, elegant and noble, no less than any other royal character. When she was a young woman, it is easy to understand why until now, at the age of 70, Mrs. Penny is still a very beautiful, elegant and luxurious woman. Owning a standard height with admirable long legs, at the age of 70, Mrs. Penny still maintains a rare proportion. Appearances at Royal events, Mrs. Penny always prepares herself for the perfect look. At the age of 70, she is still passionate about motorcycling and horse-drawn carriage enough to understand that Mrs. Penny is a person with a strong personality. So the outfits she chooses all have clear design colors and fully enhance her beauty and 70’s physique. With the usual street style, this 70-year-old woman’s fashion sense makes the public even more surprised. Her style has a hint of Princess Diana’s style but still has distinct accents. Mrs. Penny especially loves blazers and accents them with colorful silk scarves. Penny’s sophisticated fashion sense is also reflected in the delicate silk towels when she is combined with the blazer. Not only adding emphasis to the outfit or keeping her neck warm, Mrs. Penny also chose the designs that are in tune with the outfit she is wearing. Along with that, with her natural shiny blond hair as long ago, she still leaves, at the age of 70, Mrs. Penny is still beautiful and delicate from beauty to style, making the public unable to stop watching. Source: paparazzi.buzz, ok.co.uk

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.

Christopher Lee in Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story (1982): The late actor Christopher Lee gives up his familiar villain roles to play Prince Philip in Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story. The film has a main content about the love story and wedding between Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Donald Douglas in Diana: Her True Story (1993): Veteran actor Donald Douglas plays Prince Philip in Diana: Her True Story – production based on Andrew Morton’s account of Charles and Diana divorce . In the movie, apart from Douglas, two other famous actors, David Threlfall and Serena Scott Thomas, play Prince Charles and Princess Diana. David Threlfall in The Queen’s Sister (2005): David Threlfall – an actor famous for his role as the patriarch of Shameless – portrayed Prince Philip with integrity in the BBC film about Princess Margaret’s life. James Cromwell in The Queen (2006): James Cromwell plays Prince Philip, paired with star Helen Mirren – who then won an Oscar for acting with the film. The two portrayed as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in the film recounting the royal reaction to the death of Princess Diana in 1997. Matt Smith in The Crown (2016-2017): The star of the Doctor Who series – Matt Smith – received a prestigious Emmy nomination for his appearance in The Crown. He plays Prince Philip in the first season of the popular movie on the Netflix platform. Tobias Menzies – The Crown (2019-2020): Tobias Menzies was the replacement for Matt Smith to take on the role of Prince Philip in seasons 3 and 4 of The Crown. Like his predecessor, he received an award nomination for his role, but at the Golden Globe 2020. Tom Courtenay in The Queen’s Corgi (2019): The veteran actor who received an Oscar nomination twice – Tom Courtenay – voiced Prince Philip in The Queen’s Corgi. In the humorous cartoon, the character is quite confused by the love and affection that the queen has for her corgi dogs.

Elegant, thoughtful like Princess Diana, who also “suffered” with the gust of wind, let alone an ordinary person. But if Princess Diana only had one or two times, Princess Kate was many times “involved” in this incident. Even the royal women also passed on a few tips to keep the skirt from flying, but it was not much better. Princess Diana wore a sweet, well-groomed and delicate pink dress. She cleverly chose a flip-flop hat and adorned her beauty with a luxurious pearl choker necklace. All is perfect… … until a wind blew the skirt fluttering, no matter how hard it could be saved. Referring to this “life” incident, Princess Kate is the character that suffered the most. She has a lot of embarrassing moments just because the wind is too playful. There was even a time when the dress flew to the point of almost revealing the sensitive part. Princess Kate often has trouble flying, although many times she also uses accessories to keep it, but does not seem to lose much, the wind is still blowing and the skirt is still fluttering. It is also because of the designs that Princess Kate wears most of the midi dress with a gentle spread with thin fabric, so it is easy to fly when facing strong winds. No matter how hard she tries to hold it, the dress will flutter, times like this “miserable” probably just want to bounce off the ground right away. From Princess Diana to Kate Middleton each had suffered from this incident, but Meghan Markle alone was never caught. Simply put, Meghan Markle often wears designer dresses, or chooses sturdy materials to stand, so no matter how strong the wind is, she cannot do anything about her. That is also what women need to learn from Meghan Markle, when it is windy, avoid wearing fluffy skirts, thin skirts or short skirts, to avoid sensitive incidents that can strike at any time.

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.

Her swimsuits, pleated skirts, shorts, mussel sleeves … are still an endless source of inspiration for the modern fashion world.

With Saostar look back at the most memorable summer fashion moments of Princess Diana.

Even when she was pregnant, the Princess did not forget to show her ‘stylish without effort’ when appearing in front of the media.

In 1983, she went to see polo in simple clothes, shirts, pants and embroidered bags.

In 1985, she chose a two-piece swimsuit while traveling in the south of France.

The princess is seen wearing a shirt and shorts while walking outside Windsor Castle.

In 1987, the Princess was able to ‘catch the trend’ wearing jumpsuit and metal belts.

She wore comfortable shorts as she took the little prince to explore nature.

The princess loves the dresses with large belts.

She chose cool blue outfits when she went to events in Sydney.

Princess Diana chose a ‘hot’ red dress when visiting the arid lands of South Australia.

In 1988, she visited New South Wales in a lovely vignette dress.

The princess wore a T-shirt and shorts while on vacation in Mallorca, 1990.

In Nigeria in 1990, the Princess was caught in moments that made people wonder whether to praise her elegant dress or her bright smile.

In 1990, the Princess relaxed on a yacht with Prince Charles and King Constantine II of Greece.

During her visit to Egypt, the Princess appeared elegantly in a pale yellow shirt and white skirt.

In 1992, she wore neutral colors in harmony with the Egyptian scene.

In 1993, the fashionista disappeared while on vacation in the British Virgin Islands.

The Princess’ outfit in Angola in 1997 was like a textbook for all the girls of that period.

Princess Diana is a fan of instant swimsuits.

She opted for a youthful pastel-colored swimsuit for a 1997 trip.

Another time, she chose flower motifs when she was on vacation with her husband.

The Princess’ ‘skillful’ wet hair is no less than a Hollywood actor.

High-cut swimwear has become a trend since 2020 but the princess has been wearing it since 1997.

Kate must never have dared to wear a leopard-skinned swimsuit like her mother-in-law.