Queen Elizabeth has a very specific reason for wearing bright, solid colors.
Rainbow colors are in trend this month for Pride, but Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has been doing it for decades.The colors of the rainbow-style outfits are a trend started by Her Majesty as a courtesy to the public, according to Sali Hughes, a U.K.-based journalist and author of "Our Rainbow Queen: A Tribute to and Her Colorful Wardrobe."
She always picks contrasting colors and ones that are diplomatically and culturally appropriate to the event, according to Hughes, whose book will be available in the U.S. in October. Kelly worked her way up the ranks and now even designs many of the queen's clothes and hats, according to Hughes. The pair work together, relying on no outside stylists, and pore over every detail of each event Queen Elizabeth attends.
Elizabeth Holmes, a California-based journalist who chronicles the royal family's fashion at So Many Thoughts, calls Queen Elizabeth's fashion consistency"admirable."
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