- Elizabeth's marriage/remarriage required special permission from the Church of England, and her designs honored royal traditions.
- Designers Emilia Wickstead and Gabriela Hearst supplied attire for the royal family.
Designer Emilia Wickstead, who is New Zealand-born, is using Shantung silk in her designs, which are influenced by the work of Lee Krasner.
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Updated Sep 20
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Designer Emilia Wickstead, who is New Zealand-born, is using Shantung silk in her designs, which are influenced by the work of Lee Krasner.
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