also, the mantle of the royal victorian 0rder cloak worn over her ivory dress by alexander mcqueen.les belonged to the late princess of wales, princess diana. lots of conversation about whether we'd see the prince of wales in a tiara. we'd heard that guests royal from abroad had been asked to wear day dress. i think the prince of wales has gone for something in between. silver bullion and crystal thread was used by the milliner, jess collett, in collaboration with alexander mcqueen and interestingly, jess collett had received funding from the prince's trust when she started out as business. penny mordaunt, mp. she's the first woman to take on this role, and she had a custom outfit made by sophia london. the teal outfit has fern adorned onto it in gold thread. her cape coat dress had a matching headpiece to go. jill biden in ralph lauren, an american brand. we had the first lady, of course, representing the president of the united states. she attended the event with her granddaughter and cornflower blue and buttercup yellow. though they were representing america, they were in the col

alexander mcqueen on these big occasions. wedding dress. it is interesting to see the journey with this brand. 0n interesting to see the journey with this brand. on top of her dress, we have the royal vectorial order k. and princess charlotte wearing a matching dress, also alexander mcqueen. and also remembering princess diana, the diamond and burly aryans worn by her. and another item i came up was whether we would see the prince of wales wearing... he has gone for something in between. interesting fact, jess college received funding from the princes trust. another standout moment, penny mordaunt mp taking on the ceremonial role. she broke with tradition to have this custom outfit made. by by then, the first lady of america, representing the president of united states with her granddaughter, wearing ralph lauren. interestingly, representing america but also carrying the colours of ukraine. thank you very much for that. two bbcjournalists have transformed an electric cargo bicycle into a mobile office and studio. this quality

the princess of wales in alexander mcqueen. she has an ivory silk gown.r wedding gown. her daughter, princess charlotte, wearing a matching dress. she has the royal blue cape coat. there was lots of conversation about whether we would see the princess of wales and atr. , she went for something in between. and her daughter was wearing a matching headpiece. and penny mordaunt any ceremonial role as the lord president of the council, the first woman to take on such a role. she has a matching hat. she broke with tradition and went for this commissioned piece. and jill biden, the first lady of the united states, in cornflower blue with her granddaughter in yellow. buttercup yellow. they weather to represent the united states but clearly they were carrying the colours of the ukraine. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. umbrellas at the ready for the next few days. we will all see spells of sunshine, and now we're into may, that sunshine can feel pleasantly warm, but what we are also going to see in the next few days is showers deve

alexander mcqueen that dressed both the princess of wales and princess charlotte, they were radio silentmaria: that's incredible. what issues do you you think will be brought up under the king's new reign? >> i think obviously he was interviewed because we all know he's been rather political and i would say somewhat left-leaning, he's been political over the years but he was interviewed previously and he was posed that exact question, what will your reign be like, will you be as political as you've been, and his answer was i'm not that stupid. he can't be political anymore, in a constitutional monarchy, he must stay above politics but you will see and you did see at the concert last night when they had the drones creating effigies in the sky, there was an effigy of a whale and they were singing at the time, remember me, you mean remember the whales being beached on the beaches of new jersey because of the wind farms that are killing them. but it will be about the environment because that's what he cares about still but i think he's got a tough road to hoo

yes, they were by alexander mcqueen who, by the way, very interestingly, he did not and they did not,use, tweet out afterwards, but dior subtly did regarding prince harry. rachel: wow, that's fascinating. again, perfection. camilla, take a look at what kate's doing here. it's pretty good. [laughter] okay, now, speaking of fashion, topic two, queen leticia wore it best. i love you, brits, but the formal fashion is very hard to pull off. it's kind of brutal. sometimes it looks good, sometimes it looks frump by, and queen leticia, i think, queen of spain, did -- i mean, this is perfection. i got melanne that -- melania vibes a little bit. >> yes, she look looked beautiful is and, obviously, totally fashion-forward. somebody that was there in westminster abbey was two rows behind her and was complaining she was wearing an ikea lamp shade because, of course, no one could see that was behind her which was a pity, the dress was spectacular and was great for spain to be very proud. rachel: oh, yeah, and that spanish bun, by the way, that's the nicest thing i've ever said about a socialist. [l

there was a point where she was wearing this kind of tessellated white thing that had these alexander mcqueen like, it was just the top level of what you would want from a high—octane tour. so the fans are loving the world tour, but so will beyonce's bank balance. forbes magazine estimates that she will make 2.1 billion, yes, billion dollars from this tour. now, they get that figure by taking the average price of a ticket, $700. of course, many will be cheaper. a lot more will be expensive. and then they add into that the fact that she will get a cut from the merchandise sales at each of the venues. now, to put that in some sort of perspective, taylor swift is also on tour at the moment. but forbes reckon that beyonce will make $500 million more than taylor will on her tour. numbers. they are incredible. live now to washington — helena andrews—dyer is senior culture reporter at the washington post. incredible numbers ending that report. it has been nearly half a decade. there was so much energy, wasn't there?— wasn't there? absolutely. people have been waiting _ wasn't there? absolutely. peop

the other immediate members of the royal female family, where underneath it she was wearing an alexander mcqueenook at it. and interest owing her daughter charlotte, was wearing precisely the same thing as mom, but a child's version. >> it was rather charming. craftsmanship is rather important. i think at the heart of british fashion week can't forget the craftsmen they are the heroes, the embroidery is amazing, and it's really special work, it takes many hands and many days. . >> a hat is usually a nightmare for us. if we have to go somewhere and wear a hat. it's usually a nightmare. the princess of wales was wearing a hat it wasn't entirely inappropriate. what was it? >> her business was funded by the prince's trust. i think it was a nod to the new start of the monarchy, and it was respect of the new king, and a risk -- requested note heroes and they have a passion of nature and sustainable environment. so i think it's definitely a nod to him. >> i thought it was so appropriate. there was a time when the king and queen got into that carriage, we wondered if they would lose the crown, but they

while elle fanning was stunning in alexander mcqueen. beautiful ball gown there.l go on until may 27. that's when we start to see the great movies of the year emerge. looking forward to that. beyonce has something in the works. we are still trying to figure out what it is she's trying to tell us with her latest post. first it was a photo to her 308 million followers. there she is work on her natural curls in what looks like a salon, followed by this one as a young woman with a side swept corn row look. beyonce reminding folks that her first job was sweeping hair in her mama's salon. she started performing at that salon for her mom's clients as they got their hair done and she met so many entrepreneurs, all women, while being in the salon. there's something cooking, right? beyonce said having learned so much on my hair journey, i have dreamed of carrying on her legacy. i can't wait for you to see what i have been creating. no word yet on what it is, when we'll find out. something. beyonce, we want to know. finally, i have been hoping someone would do this for a ver

kate and charlotte in matching alexander mcqueen.riving at the abbey with cousins. smiling, a quick waive to his aunt, princess anne. the crowning moments all went to plan. >> god save the king! >> god save the king! >> reporter: and outside braving the elements the tens of thousands on the mound singing along to "god save the king." we were amid the faithful who had been waiting for hours, even days for this moment. >> you can hear the deafening cheers around me. that was pretty exciting. i think i just made eye contact with king charles. >> reporter: then the crowds headed for buckingham palace. >> are you excited? >> reporter: but they had to pass us on the way there. a few thousand of molly hunter's best friends. stepping out on to the balcony, the king and queen, the pages of honor, working royals and charlotte and louis, too. but no prince harry. he got into a car right after the service. seen later at heathrow airport but today, the whole family out volunteering. louis helping out with the wheelbarrow, and charlotte focused on

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she's wearing an ivory alexander mcqueen dress and we'll probably be able to see it when she comes outthe pictures i've seen yawning. what most 4 year-olds would do. >> charlotte was holding her little brother's hand. >> she was. >> one of the things i was watching closely during this was young prince george. you have to wonder, he's old enough now at 9 years old, he was holding -- he was one of the pages of honor. >> he did great. >> he did beautifully and, you know, as a child he's been told one day you'll be king, your father is next in line but i have to believe that it all sunk in for george in a very big way today. >> he looks so -- >> he watched all this play out and saw his grandfather crowned king. >> at that moment, the really seminole moment came when charles had his crown on and his son william came and knelt in front of him. this moment here and touched the crown. this is obviously william is the heir to the throne and charles just whispered, thank you, william to him. that is a moment because that really is the future of the monarchy in this country. charles hopefully wil

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there's charlotte in her alexander mcqueen dress and louis. >> louis, that's the new royal wave. >> andt there nonetheless. >> we got a couple of quite loud helicopters, not enough for louis to block his ears this time alas. here comes, i think the red arrows to finish things off. >> we're hearing spontaneous chants of god save the king in the crowd. spirits are high. >> and that was cool. >> that was worth the wait. >> the red arrows, gets a smile from king charles and queen camilla, what a moment. that military flyover capping off an extraordinary day here in london. king charles is coronated as is queen camilla and now members of the working royal family on the balcony and we hear the national anthem. let's listen. ♪♪ mauz muse ♪♪♪♪ >> charles was 4 years old the last time he stood on that balcony on coronation day. he waited 70 long years for that moment. >> and he looked -- there he is as a little boy, and of course his mother wearing the crown there. he of course knows that his reign can't possibly be anywhere as long as his mother's, and he's talked in private and occasionally pu

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