The Platinum Jubilee is officially here, which means that there’s a lot to be excited for.
On top of parade and special events, there’s the entertainment of watching what the royals are wearing.
Kate Middleton and Camilla Parker Bowles committed a cardinal fashion sin for the Trooping the Colour parade.
Family members rode through the streets before heading up to the balcony of Buckingham Palace.
The two rewore outfits that the public has already seen for the event.
While this might be considered a fashion sin, they did it in the best way possible.
The Duchess of Cambridge has worn multiple coat dresses in the past month alone.
Camilla opted for a recycled look as well.
She stepped out for the first day of the Platinum Jubilee in a blue striped dress by Bruce Odfield.
Page Six pointed out that she also rewore her own Philip Treacy hat.
Holmes contends that some royal clothing standards are traditions and notsteadfast rules.
So, why are Middleton’s outfits such a topic of debate?
“you’re able to see it in Kate’s evolution.
She is verycarefully walking a line in route to being a future Queen Consort.”
There’s been speculation about theinappropriateoutfits Camilla Parker Bowles has wornin the past.
So, Middleton and Bowlesboth understand the feeling of scrutiny within the royal institution.
Yet theyhave acclimated to the royal life with a balance of boundaries and grace.
But isMiddleton’s assertion of her independence and a softening approach towardrobe protocols a sign of changing times?
