King Charles III’s coronation featured traditional British clothing and historical costumes, while Arab royals stood out in their fashionable attire

Coronation of King Charles III. at Westminster Abbey in London was not only a historic moment, but also a fashion event, with spectators from around the world focusing on the pageantry and attire.

The Royal Family of the United Kingdom has supported British designers, with King Charles wearing a number of historic coronation garments such as the Supertunica created for George V in 1911 and the Imperial Cloak made in 1821.

The King also reused the sword belt from 1937 and At at the coronation, a single coronation glove was placed on his right hand. The historic crown of St. Edward, made of 22 carat gold, was placed on the head of King Charles III. for less than an hour before being deposited again in the Tower of London.

Queen Consort Camilla was crowned with the Queen Mary Crown, which consists of 2,200 diamonds and Cullinan III, IV and V diamonds. She also wore a floor-length white ensemble with gold embroidery designed by Bruce Oldfield. Meanwhile, Princess of Wales Kate Middleton wore a formal gown and cornice over an ivory silk crepe Alexander McQueen gown with rose, thistle, daffodil and shamrock motifs