- On Monday, Buckingham Palace announced
Princess Beatrice 's wedding dress will be on display at Windsor Castle starting September 24. - Beatrice borrowed the vintage Norman Hartnell design from Queen Elizabeth II, who first wore it in the 1960s.
- Beatrice's Valentino wedding shoes and a replica of her bouquet will also be displayed alongside the dress.
On Monday, Buckingham Palace announced the vintage Norman Hartnell design will be on display at Windsor Castle.
The dress was first worn by Queen Elizabeth at the London film premiere of "Lawrence of Arabia" in 1962. Beatrice borrowed her grandmother's gown for her secret royal wedding in July 2020 and had it altered slightly to fit her
Beatrice didn't just borrow Queen Elizabeth's dress for her wedding. The 32-year-old also wore the same tiara her grandmother wore at her royal wedding to Prince Philip in 1947.
The Queen Mary diamond fringe tiara originally belonged to Queen Elizabeth's grandmother. It was made in 1919 using a diamond necklace given to Mary by Queen Victoria on her wedding day in 1893.
Beatrice's Valentino wedding shoes and a replica of her bouquet will also be displayed alongside her dress at Windsor Castle.
Beatrice had worn the Valentino shoes to two weddings prior to her own: Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal wedding in 2011, and the wedding of Prince Amedeo of Belgium and Elisabetta Maria Rosboch in 2014.
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