Dressing the Queen: Two Hundred Years of Makers and Monarchy by Kate Strasdin #literature and the bitterly polarised reaction

and the bitterly polarised reaction to it within as well as outside the West

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Dressing the Queen: Two Hundred Years of Makers and Monarchy by Kate Strasdin #literature and the bitterly polarised reactionFrom tours and walkabouts to the dazzling spectacle of a wedding or Coronation, the clothes worn by royal women have always been a fascination. Starting with Queen Victoria and moving to the modern Elizabethan age, DRESSING THE QUEEN shows the incredible craftmanship and painstaking effort that go into the making of what is known as the Royal Wardrobe, from handmade boots to Crown Jewels; country tweeds to delicate stockings. Dress historian Kate