Princess Eugenie of York got married to Jack Brooksbank last year. Their wedding took place at St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle. She wore an outstanding wedding dress which was designed by Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos. The wedding dress will be soonon display at Windsor Castle.
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Princess Eugenie requested that the gown has to have a low back as she wanted her long scar to be visible. She got the scar from the operation which correctedcurvature of her spine when she was only 12 years old. She shared that her aim was to show and change the way how beauty is perceived and that she wanted to encourage people to show their scars and stand up for that.
Besides the dress, her Greville Emerald Kokoshnik Tiara, which she wore on her wedding day will also be on display. The tiara belonged to the Queen who lent it to her granddaughter. The Greville Emerald Kokoshnik Tiara is made of brilliant and rose-cut diamonds set in platinum, with six emeralds on either side.
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Princess Eugenie’s diamond and emerald drop earrings will also be on display, as well as, the groom’s wedding outfit. The earrings were a gift from her husband, Jack Brooksbank. Jack wore a black and grey morning suit with a vivid blue waistcoat. This stunning suit was made by tailors at Huntsman on Savile Row.
Eugenie has been met the designers of her wedding gown several years ago and since then, she has been wearing their brand. The designers paid close attention and have done plenty of research on previously worn wedding dresses by the royal family. Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos developed the dress layer the layer and paid attention to every detail.
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The fabric itself has a meaning to the princess. In fact, it’s made of the White Rose of York and ivy, which represents the couple’s home Ivy Cottage.
The wedding gown, the crown, the earrings, and the suit will be on display from March 1 to April 22.A Royal Wedding: HRH Princess Eugenie and Mr Jack Booksbankwill be part of a visit to Windsor Castle.
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