Coronation of Carlos III: What will his wife Camila wear?

The coronation of Carlos III is just around the corner, on Saturday, May 6, the son of the late Queen Elizabeth II will wear the royal crown.

There are many details that have been revealed about this event which will take place at Westminster Abbey.

One of them is the sumptuous tunic of the State, which is queen consort Camilla on that date that promises to be memorable.

As reported by the world media, it is a new, unique and personalized item of clothing, the work of The Royal School of Needlework, whose headquarters is located in southwest London.

A dress he in turn designed the iconic Ede & Ravenscroftthe oldest tailors in the UK capital whose company dates back to the late 17th century, the magazine said on the lineand hello.

The piece that will be worn by the king’s wife is purple velvetmatch with scarlet robe which the monarch will wear, and features a variety of hand-embroidered motifs, including the country’s national emblems, insects and his favorite flowers.

While in line, where his initials are also written, they appear various bees drawn and a bug that reflects the royal couple’s love for nature and the environment.

Lily of the valley (Convallaria Majalis), a wild plant that is considered a symbol, could not be missing happiness and fortunately, that he was, in fact, the favorite of Isabella II.

In this way, the daughter-in-law of the late ruler gives her a special tribute to her mother-in-law, who in her time made an important gesture towards her by publicly declaring her wish for her to become queen consort when the time came.

Other drawings that appear on the dress he sewed International Center of Excellence for the Art of Embroidery and Mano are myrtle, which represents hope; Delphinium or delphinium, which is the native flower of July, the month in which Camilla was born in 1947; as well as Alchemilla Mollis, who is known by the nickname of Lady’s Cloak and Awaken Love. Finally, there are maidenhair fern (purity) and cornflower (tenderness).

While, Charles III He will come to the ceremony in the same tunic his mother wore when she was proclaimed queen in 1953, a garment made for him by the same manufacturers as always.

These, to whom they entrusted the regalia of every British coronation since that of King William and Queen Mary in 1689However, they kept the gold lace and lining in the piece to be used by the head of state.