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Prince Louis offered a fun sideshow to the solemnity of the Coronation today, measuring his steps as he walked into Westminster Abbey and pointing out interesting objects - and yawning.

Known for striking a unique balance between luxury and affordability, Self-Portrait's looks have become a staple in the wardrobes of several royal family members.

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It tends to be the couture gowns and glittering tiaras that attract attention, but one underrated royal accessory carries real significance.

Eyelet dress....Duchess Kate wore a light yellow number by an independent designer for a trip to the Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia, on 20 April 2014.

Nobody wants their clothes to age them

Designed by Bellville-Sassoon, Diana wore this gown to the premiere of Ghandi in London, Dec, 1982. She also wore it at 'Splendours of the Gonzaga' exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Ahead of Princess Elisabeth's 18th birthday on October 25, the palace shared new portraits of the future Queen.

Kate Middleton has been experimenting with her fashion lately to not only reflect her new-ish title as Princess of Wales, but to also show how she's stepping into the modern era of the royal family. Her latest look, a red cape dress designed by Catherine Walker & Co, demonstrated just how far she's willing to go for her fresh contemporary look. The dress was a showstopper with its large bow and gorgeous tailoring, but it's the unexpected high slit that has everyone talking. When Kate exited…