THE QUEEN always knows how to dress to impress – and she certainly did not fail to stun us during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
On the last day, the 96-year-old monarch surprised her fans appearing on the Royal balcony.
There, smiling as she acknowledged the spectators, she looked down on The Mall where tens of thousands had waited in hope of seeing her.
Of course, it had been the moment most of us had hoped for, especially after she had pulled out from some events due to having experienced discomfort.
It was emotional, with the Queen thanking the nation and saying she had been “humbled and deeply touched” by the support she had received.
But amidst all the emotions and tears, eagle-eyed fans may have noticed another detail – her outfit.
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Surrounded by her immediate family, the monarch was stood on the Royal balcony wearing a lovely green dress.
Not everyone can pull off neon green but Her Majesty has certainly proven on more than once occasion that she can, our fashion whizz, Abby McHale wrote.
In June 2016, the monarch broke the internet by wearing an eye-catching bright emerald outfit for a Trooping The Colour parade as part of her 90th birthday celebrations and #neonat90 started trending on Twitter.
The Queen often wears green for more serious occasions too, most recently at the year anniversary of Prince Philip’s death.
Edinburgh green was said to be the Duke’s favourite colour and so it was a touching tribute that she honoured his memory with her outfit that day.
Throughout her reign, the Queen has stunned us all wearing what feels like all the colours of the rainbow.
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One of her go-to choices has been pink, a colour traditionally associated with nurturing, compassion and love.
Like the rest of the Royal family, Her Majesty has as a long-standing association with the colour purple.
This is because centuries ago, it was seen as a sign of wealth because the dye was hard to come by and very expensive.
Other colours the monarch has been seen wearing include blue – her favourite and the one she opts for on most occasions – silver and white and yellow.
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A colour of happiness and optimism, the Queen has fittingly chosen to wear it on some of the most joyous royal occasions, such as at Kate and William’s wedding in 2011.
Bright orange and gold are also two firm choices in her wardrobe.
