In her latest look ... Queen Elizabeth in red, in honor of her husband, Prince Philip
A broad movement of activity in the royal family this week, starting with the appearance of Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton with her elegant appearance at the Victoria and Albert Museum, Prince Harry's talk about his life and his childhood in another conversation with Oprah Winfrey, and concluding with a visit of Queen Elizabeth II to the aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth before the ship's flight First to East Asia, in Portsmouth.
We saw an elegant and distinguished Queen Elizabeth as she boarded the HMS Queen Elizabeth in Portsmouth, seven years after she named the ship alongside her late husband Prince Philip, who died last month.
The Queen wore a red cashmere coat, along with a crepe wool dress designed by Stewart Parvin, the house famous for adopting the outfits of the royal family, specifically the Queen.
She coordinated the coat, also with a red hat decorated with flowers of the same color by Rachel Trevor Morgan.
Queen Elizabeth accessories pays tribute to Prince Philip while she visits the Royal Navy carrier
What attracted the most attention in that view was her choice of this brooch known as the Scarab Brooch, made of yellow gold, carved rubies and diamonds, which was a personal gift from Philip in 1966, and thus it is a special tribute to her late husband Prince Philip, especially since he was from Veterans of the Navy.
It is worth noting that Queen Elizabeth II had previously worn this enormous accessory on several occasions before, the most famous of which was when she chose it as part of her official image with the late Prince, to celebrate the seventieth anniversary of their marriage in 2017.
