
Inside Queen Elizabeth's style code: Thoughtful details behind her iconic looks revealed - including her signature hats
One of her signature fashion strategies was monochromatic dressing, where she would choose one bold colour for her entire outfit.
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- The Sun
Cops probing Strictly drug scandal weeks before new series after ‘two stars took cocaine'
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The Sun
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- The Sun
One Direction star surprises fans at sell-out London show as he joins Shawn Mendes on stage as special guest
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Daily Mail
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- Daily Mail
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