The eco-minded king has decided to reuse several historic items on the big day, including some robes literally made of gold. "His majesty the king has decided to reuse pieces from the coronation ...

and was made for King George IV's coronation in 1821. The robe consists of foliage, flowers, and crowns. It comes together with a gold eagle clasp. The robe is worn as the crown is bestowed on ...

The King will don ... narrow embroidered band of gold silk which goes around the shoulders on top of the Supertunica, mirroring outfits worn by a priest or a bishop. The Robe Royal, also known ...

The velvet on both robes has been restored by the Royal School of Needlework and the lining and gold lace by Ede & Ravenscroft. During the ceremony, the King and Queen Consort will change into new ...

Charles wore a gold coat originally made for George V in 1911, according to the palace. In addition to the robes, Charles also sported a collection of accessories once worn by King George IV ...

Previously, the Coronation clothing, called vestments, have only been seen on telly in black ... gold cloak — weighing 3 to 4kg — called the Imperial Mantle, which was made for King George ...

Instead of brand new robes, King Charles III will be using the same vestments that regiments wore before him. The gold coat called the Supertunica was created for his great-grandfather ...

The King wore his Garter Star and Garter Collar decorations. The Robe of Estate with lengthy train is made of purple silk velvet and embroidered in gold, and was worn by George VI at his ...

He flipped the piece of Charles’s robe over to display the inner gold design. The King responded by kindly telling the page boy, “Thank you. Thank you.” The Page of Honor is a role typically ...

The King and Queen’s coronation garments will be at the center of a new exhibit during the summer opening of Buckingham Palace This will include the purple silk and velvet Robe of Estate worn by ...