LONDON — King Charles III’s coronation numbers are in.

In accordance with reports from WeArisma, an influence analytics company, Katy Perry and Kate Middleton took the spot for essentially the most influential moments in the course of the coronation.

Perry’s lilac Vivienne Westwood outfit generated a media value of $4.7 million, while Middleton’s Alexander McQueen gown had an engagement value of $349,700 based on a picture from Time magazine’s Instagram.

First Lady Jill Biden’s powder blue Ralph Lauren set was one other highlight with a $1 million media value.

“British fashion and accessories have been highlighted to a worldwide audience. For British fashion brands this presented a novel opportunity to extend visibility and repute by aligning themselves with this prestigious historical event,” said Jenny Tsai, founder and chief executive officer of WeArisma.

Westwood, McQueen, Lauren, Jess Collett and Emilia Wickstead were in the highest five list for the very best media value.

Suzannah London, Claire Mischevani and Jess Collett ranked the very best within the engagement rate category.

Within the mentions category, McQueen, Collett and Westwood were top three.

Middleton’s long white gown was embroidered with flowers symbolizing the 4 countries that make up Great Britain. She also wore the ceremonial dress uniform of the Welsh Guards.

Her ensemble nodded to Lee Alexander McQueen’s past designs, and specifically the autumn 2008 show, “The Girl Who Lived within the Tree.” Like those models, the princess wore red, white and blue, and a headdress like a warrior queen.

The king had requested that the ladies don’t wear tiaras for the occasion.

As a substitute of a tiara, she opted for a structured floral headpiece constituted of silver bullion, crystals and silver threads. The piece was made by the milliner Jess Collett in collaboration with Alexander McQueen.

The princess’ decision to commission a headpiece signaled her seniority inside the royal family.