Queen Camilla's coronation dress was woven in a Suffolk town ahead of the historic event.
Her Royal Highness's couture coronation dress is cut from Peau de Soie, a silk fabric with a dull lustre finish, and woven by Stephen Walters in Sudbury.
The dress features a nod to her romance with the king as it features motifs of daisy chains, forget-me-nots, celandine and scarlet pimpernel from fields and hedgerows, which represents their shared love for nature and the nation's countryside.
This is not the first time Stephen Walters has played a part in royal events.
Silk woven by the firm was used in the Princess Royal and Princess Diana’s wedding dresses, as well as The Queen’s Coronation robes and coach in 1952, and the Archbishop of Canterbury’s robes which he wore for the wedding of The Duke and Duchess of Wales.
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