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King Charles III rocked an unexpected accessory.
The 74-year-old British monarch stepped out near Norfolk’s Sandringham estate on Sunday to attend a church service and greet those who had gathered outside. At first glance, the King wore his usual style — a suit and tie, covered by a long jacket. Added some fun.
Prince Charles discusses his approach to fashion in a 2020 British interview. trend.
“I thought it was like a stopped clock. Twice right every 24 hours. But… I’m so glad you thought I had style,” he told the magazine.
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The royal family has a reputation for repairing bespoke leather shoes and repairing handcrafted old suits at Savile Row, London’s tailor’s paradise.
“I’m one of those people who hates throwing things away, so I’d rather keep them and patch them up as needed than throw them away. The hard part is that as we get older, our bodies tend to change. There is one thing: it’s not easy to fit on clothes, it doesn’t tolerate waste, including food waste, and I’d rather find another use for it. trend.
While many members of the royal family are known to recycle previously worn costumes, King Charles has taken this matter to heart and sometimes wears costumes that are decades apart. At Meghan Markle’s 2018 wedding, she wore a gray Anderson & Shepard morning suit.
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when british vogue Editor Edward Enninful asked if the royal family had considered wearing anything new for such occasions. Of course you want to.”
“But if I can’t fit them, I’ll have to make something new,” he continued.
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Prince Charles was in Scotland (wearing a kilt!) on Thursday at the Aboyne and Middeaside Community Sheds, community spaces he hopes will improve the health and well-being of locals by reducing social isolation in the countryside. It was Prince Harry’s first official outing since his memoir was published.
In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Prince Harry said: A description of my life – the good, the bad, and everything in between.
