Does Queen Elizabeth II wear the same outfit twice?

We all know that Queen Elizabeth II is one of the most fashionable royals. She always perfectly coordinated colors in bright neon colors with a hat and umbrella matched to every outfit. But since she has been in the public eye for so long and is photographed with every royal affair, she wonders if she often shows up if she wears the same thing twice.

Here is the answer as to whether Her Majesty wears the same costume more than once, in addition to what she actually does with all her old clothes.

Some members of the royal family recycle their clothes

It is not uncommon for the royal family to wear the same thing more than once.

The Queen's daughter, Princess Anne, has and so has Prince Harry's wife, Meghan Markle. And let's not forget that Prince William's wife, Kate Middleton, is known for recycling many of her outfits.

The Duchess of Cambridge has been photographed more times than any other royal salvage outfit that she wore before. Whether it was a pair of pants or a blazer with an older outfit or the same dress that she wore before, Middleton had proven that she was certainly not above the reuse of the same thing on many occasions.

But what about his mother-in-law? Does Queen Elizabeth never wear the same thing in public?

Does the Queen wear her clothes more than once?

The queen has worn the same dresses more than once, but when she does, it's always planned. Like when she wore the same detailed blue pastel coat and the same matching dress during a visit to Malta at the Eden Foundation in Zetjun as well as at the Ladies Day At Royal Ascot in 2008.

The Telegraph noted that meticulous measures are in place to ensure that Her Majesty does not repeat her outfits. Her dressing records each piece she wears and the day of the event to avoid repetition.

What she does with all her old clothes

Even if the queen has worn some of her outfits more than once, there comes a time when she gets tired, like all of us, of something that does not suit her anymore. So what exactly does the reigning monarch do with all her old clothes when she wants to get rid of them?

According to Brian Hoey's book Not in front of CorgisHis Majesty gives the coins to his dressers and they can decide if they want to wear them or sell them. If they choose the latter although there is a strict condition, they must follow before anything leaves their possession.

Hoey pointed out that we can not know that the clothes have already belonged to the Queen and that "all the labels found on the clothes are removed and anything that could possibly identify as coming from royalty is erased »

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