The British Monarch turns 95 years old today and in honor of her birthday, L'OFFICIEL looks back 
to her wardrobe,that touched all the shades of the rainbow. 

Ninety-five&nbsp;years old , almost 70 years of reign and a wardrobe that over time has touched all the shades of the rainbow : <a href="https://www.lofficiel.co.uk/pop-culture/the-royal-family-main-titles-british-royalty">Queen Elizabeth II&nbsp;</a>teaches to all how every color can conveys a message. Her Majesty has an undoubted master of style and her flamboyant looks have marked a page in the history of fashion .

However, the choice of colors is not left to chance. What is the meaning behind the choice of each color ? Elizabeth, since her accession to the throne in 1952 , has made imperturbability one of her hallmarks. <a href="https://www.lofficiel.co.uk/pop-culture/prince-philip-died-at-age-99">Her Majesty</a> cannot express her feelings and here it is her clothes that speak for her. Each color conveys a specific message , in most cases linked to the mood of the Sovereign: Bright and lively colors reveal a serene feeling, brown, but above all beige herald trouble. Not surprisingly, when <a href="https://www.lofficiel.co.uk/pop-culture/meghan-and-harry-oprah-schocking-revelations-cbs-interview-royals-secrets">Meghan and Harry announced their divorce from court life </a>, Elizabeth was seen going to mass dressed in brown , indicating a black mood . But the queen&#39;s most hated color of all remains in beige : &quot;If I wore beige, no one would know who I am,&quot; says Elizabeth herself. In fact, let&#39;s see how the colors chosen are primarily aimed at distinguishing the Sovereign from the masses and ensuring that her subjects are recognized everywhere . Furthermore, by doing so, the task of the security agents is facilitated, who must be able to identify it without too much difficulty.

Among the colors that the Queen cannot wear is black , which is reserved exclusively for funerals and mourning occasions : Elisabetta wore it in 1997 to communicate the death of<a href="https://www.lofficiel.co.uk/Fashion/lady-diana-english-heritage-blue-plague"> Lady Diana</a> to the nation and later in 2002 in the message announcing the disappearance of the Queen Mother . Among the favorite and most worn colors by the Queen are certainly yellow , an optimistic shade that transmits positivity (it is no coincidence that yellow was the suit chosen by Elizabeth for the wedding of William and Kate), green, which indicates growth, renewal and prosperity and the blue, a color that pays homage to the United Kingdom. Then there is the bright pink , which transmits vitality and courage, the soft pink , which was preferred especially in the early years of his reign to propose a fresh image of the monarchy, and finally the blue, dominant color in the wardrobe of His Majesty .

It is also good to underline how the colors of Elisabetta&#39;s dresses are regulated by the codes of nature : in spring she uses pastel colors such as the soft pink of cherry blossoms, the lilac of bluebells, the yellow of daffodils; in the summer it indulges in the green of the leaves and the blue of the delphiniums; autumn has the warm and inflamed colors of the forest leaves and ripe fruit; winter has the colors of holidays.

So, we have seen how <a href="https://www.lofficiel.co.uk/pop-culture/queen-elizabeth-children-family-tree">the Queen </a>usually sends messages through her clothes: in this regard it is good to remember how last spring, on the occasion of a speech to the nation severely affected by the pandemic, Elisabetta showed off an emerald green dress embellished with a brooch turquoise. It is a message of solidarity to one of the categories most involved in the fight against the virus, that of doctors (emerald green is in fact the color of doctors &#39;and health workers&#39; coats).

The Multicolor Elegance of Queen Elizabeth

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