LONDON — It took numerous savvy to compete with all of the regal ermine, purple satin and gold lace at Westminster Abbey, but a few of the biggest names in British design managed it, balancing tradition with style, and sending powerful messages with their designs for the coronation.
Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen and Bruce Oldfield, particularly, had to construct outfits that would hold their very own under the ceremonial capes, robes and regalia. They'd to weave personal and British symbols into the clothing and create silhouettes easy enough to showcase heavy-duty accessories reminiscent of the crown jewels, and other royal heirlooms.
Most significantly, the designers had to make sure their creations made a press release on the day — and for...
Continue reading
0 Comments
