What does Queen Elizabeth wear in her infallible wallet?

LONDON.- When the

Queen Elizabeth II

received the Conservative leader today

Boris Johnson

at Buckingham Palace and asked him to form a government, a detail again attracted the attention of the British: he had his infallible wallet suspended. Because?

The reason has more to do with a strategic problem than style. The bag is used to send signals to your staff. As revealed
In 2011, the royal historian Hugo Vickers at People magazine, "If the queen changes her wallet from one hand to the other, it is a sign to indicate to her team that she is ready to end her conversation. . "

"It's a very discreet way of not hurting anyone, at which point a member of his staff was calling him and saying something to him:" Madam, the Archbishop of Canterbury would very much like to meet her. " added Vickers.

According to Vickers, if the queen drops her wallet on the dinner table, it means that she wants the event to end in the next five minutes. On the other hand, if you place the bag on the floor, it means that you do not enjoy the conversation and want to be "saved" by your maid of honor.

According to the historian, the most important gesture for the queen is not done with his wallet, but with his wedding ring. "When the queen turns it, it means that it must be saved immediately," says Vickers.

Queen Elizabeth II is not the only one to use the wallet for other functions. Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, holds her bag well when she becomes nervous and seeks to control her.

Bags of launcher

No matter what event the queen attends, she always wears the same kind of Launer brand portfolio on the arm. It is said that the queen has more than 200 portfolios of this British brand. The black Traviata model (which costs 1840 pounds) is your favorite. It is rigid, with a flap and a handle long enough to allow you to shake your hand comfortably. But the wallet is short for you to wear on your forearm.

Launer can boast of having the real favor since 1968. The Royal Warranty is a seal of excellence that makes the brands a supplier of the Royal House. This is something that has been done since the fourteenth century.

Another mystery that has been revealed recently is what the queen has in her wallet. According to the real biographer Sally Bedell Smith, the queen always has in her wallet a mirror, a lipstick, a pen, mints and reading glbades. And on Sunday, he also carries some 5 and 10-pound notes for church donations.

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