#hrh princess anne

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As seen on Instagram (royalfashionpolice), The Princess Royal wearing the supposed Admiral's Boat Coat from 1968 worn by her Mum, Queen Elizabeth II.

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Garter Day at Windsor 2022: the first Garter ceremony in three years

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Princess Anne 💙💙💙

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Western Daily 17 November 1993 

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Princess Anne visiting Clyde Marina near Glasgow, Scotland on 20th July 2023.

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(via GIPHY)  The Royal Family on balcony for King Charles’s flypast.

17/06/2023

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This is what I mean when I say that criticizing Meghan is only ever pathetic. She’s a black american, she’s from that culture. She’s also not a snot-nosed aristocrat and doesn’t come from that culture. She just did not remember that she’s supposed to pass the flowers on because y’all have a regulation for everything right down to breathing in the palace. So your passive aggressive little “journalists” will twist one of her sneezes into a “conniving attempt at stealing the spotlight”.

Black women are naturally very independent. Black culture is generally much more direct. It’s not “May I take your flowers miss?” It’s “okay hand that over onto the next stage.” Am I expecting the constipated butlers to say that? No, but Meghan jumped into this life four years ago. Everyone lets her make mistakes rather than instruct her over time, and laughs at her in the press to “correct her.” I will never forgive y’all for nearly driving her to suicide. You are carnivorous.

I was really content to leave this shit alone because who gives a fuck but now I’m seeing some tumblr gremlins talking shit about her and that’s the VERY LAST thing I expected. Every time I ask what she’s specifically doing y’all have nothing to say. “Oh, she just likes the spotlight.” How? [CRICKETS] “Oh she inserts herself in a bunch of places.” To do what? “Steal attention.” For what reason? “Her ego.” The same ego that shattered while this entire thumbprint of a country mocked her every move? Shut the fuck up. Y’all are gonna send me straight back to 2013 I swear to God.

And I know how it is to be biracial and bumping into everyone’s cultural standards just a tiny bit compared to what she has to go through, but your propagandized and indoctrinated little brains don’t. So this is a Meghan Markle support account now.

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Today is Anne appreciation day.

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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s children stand vigil over her coffin at Westminster, 16 September 2022.

His Majesty King Charles III, Her Royal Highness Princess Anne, His Royal Highness Prince Edward, and the other one.

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Sunderland's Royal Jewel Vault (18/∞) ♛

↬ Countess Wynn's Meander Tiara

The majority of the tiaras in the Sunderlandian collection were inherited through members of King Louis V's family, mainly previous queens Matilda Mary, Anne, and Katherine. This meander tiara however represents the current Wariwcks' French heritage, as it belonged to Queen Irene's mother, Marguerite Wynn. Countess Wynn was born in 1914 as Marguerite Delphine Lucie Chevrier. She was the eldest of four children born to industrialist  Phillipe Édouard Chervrier (1880 - 1950) and his El Salvadoran wife, Consuelo Romana Gomez (1892 - 1979). Margurite's family claims ancestry from both French and Spanish nobility, although the bulk of their impressive fortune was derived from Phillipe's ceramics factory in the south of France. Much of Margurite's early life was disrupted by the First World War, during which the Chevriers settled in Mexico City with Consuelo's sister. Following the war, Marguerite flourished in high Parisian society, becoming well-versed in the arts and fluent in several languages, including English and Spanish. Expected to marry into the French aristocracy, Marguerite made waves by instead marrying John Wynn (1911 - 1973), a career soldier from Sunderland whose great family had fallen on hard times following the deaths of John's three older brothers in the war. When the couple met in 1931, John was on a mindless trek across Europe, in search of a wealthy bride. Despite their differing backgrounds, Marguerite was smitten by John's optimism and good humour. The pair married a year later, with John even converting to Catholicism to appease Marguerite's parents. Their wedding was held at the Chapel of the Palace of Versailles, one of the last grand society affairs of interwar Paris. The tiara, which featured a Greek key design punctuated by a central emerald-cut yellow diamond, was among Marguarite's wedding gifts. The jewel is ambiguous in origin but is agreed to be an early twentieth-century creation, likely from Cartier. It became a useful tool in Margurite's arsenal as she erupted in Sunderland as one of the country's wealthiest society ladies. Pearlie, as she became known, was noted to be arrogant, intelligent, and ravishing. Pearlie is more "royal" than the rest of us combined. She drenches herself in jewels as if she were the ghost of the last Tsarina. — Queen Katherine, 1970

The Countess owned the tiara until 1968, when she gave it to her youngest daughter, Lady Irene, also as a wedding present. Irene's marriage to the future King Louis V was Pearlie's greatest life achievement and she became increasingly boastful. Maman Wynn, as she was called by the press and public, was known to meddle in royal affairs, especially the personal lives of her daughter and son-in-law. By the early 1980s, she was on bad terms with both. Irene was never seen wearing her mother's tiara, but she kept it in her own personal possession for almost thirty years. In 1997, Irene continued the tradition by gifting the tiara to her only daughter, Princess Jacqueline, ahead of her wedding to Lawrence Belmont. The wedding was coincidently the last public appearance of the old Countess Wynn. She died peacefully at Chester Palace the same winter. Since then, Jacqueline has worn the tiara regularly at state functions and in official portraits. It's among the princess's most cherished pieces.

The Countess Wynn wears the tiara in a portrait, circa October 1943, eight years before the birth of her youngest daughter, Queen Irene

HRH Princess Jacqueline wears the tiara while attending a gala dinner & dance in July 2026

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#OTD 2021 ⚓️

Princess Anne attended her 1st engagement after the death of her father, visiting the Royal Yacht Club in Cowes.

HRH is wearing her Naval Crown brooch, an engagement gift from her husband, Tim. She wore the brooch to her 1st engagement after her mothers funeral.

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Another Christmas card ray of goodness that I'm having a hard time resisting on bidding upon!

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The Queen & Princess Anne: a portrait of mother-daughter love

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Princess Royal 👑

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This was just two weeks before the weeding

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Princess Anne, Founders Patron and President of the Benenden Society, attending a centenary service to celebrate 100 years of Benenden School at Canterbury Cathedral on 21st March 2024.

HRH gave a reading from St Paul's Exhortations to the Philippians.