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The Queen : 70 years of majestic style /
by Holt, Bethan.
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BookPublisher: London : Ryland Peters & Small, 2022Description: 176 pages : illustrations (colour) ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9781788794275 (hbk.) :; 1788794273 (hbk.) :.Classification number: 391.022 HOLSubject(s): Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, 1926- -- Clothing | Queens -- Clothing -- Great Britain -- History | Beauty and Fashion | Beauty and Fashion | United Kingdom, Great Britain | Biography: royalty | Cultural studies: fashion & society | Cultural studies: customs & traditions | Fashion & style guidesSummary: The Queen's evolving attitude to dress reflects a visual landscape that began as genteel reportage in mostly black and white and has over the years evolved into today's technicolour 24/7 news cycle, flashed around the world in seconds and driven by social media. Incredibly, in her 70th year as monarch, the Queen feels as relevant as ever before - and she is, undoubtedly, a style icon.
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| Book - Adult Hardback | Crosby Library | Adult Non-Fiction | 391.022 HOL (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 003105173X |
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| 391.0094 100 100 years of fashion | 391.0094 ASH British costume from earliest times to 1820 | 391.0094 SHR Fashion and family history / | 391.022 HOL The Queen : 70 years of majestic style / | 391.022 KEL Dressing the Queen: the Jubilee wardrobe | 391.209 DYH Glamour: | 391.209 EWI History of twentieth century fashion |
The Queen's evolving attitude to dress reflects a visual landscape that began as genteel reportage in mostly black and white and has over the years evolved into today's technicolour 24/7 news cycle, flashed around the world in seconds and driven by social media. Incredibly, in her 70th year as monarch, the Queen feels as relevant as ever before - and she is, undoubtedly, a style icon.
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