#death of queen elizabeth

[mattelektras]

it's a metaphor for capitalism.

[thewales-family]

Today marks the second anniversary of the death of Queen Elizabeth II -September 8th 2024.

Two years ago (on September 8th 2022), The late Queen died around 3pm at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.

You are incredibly missed. Thank you for everything Ma'am!

[awkward-sultana]

The White Queen + Fur-trimmed

[auxoubliettes]

jean-marie le pen has died???? any other far-right politician wants to join him during 2025????

[lgbtpolitics]

I also can't honestly understand rooting for the royals to die not a in "don't wish death on people ever" kind of way but just in the sense that it means nothing, the monarchy is by design self sustaining, like king Charles dies, William takes over, enforced mourning, big expensive funeral, big expensive coronation like woop de doo this is such a non event, if anything its actively detrimental to the average person when a royal dies.

[vox-anglosphere]

[sparklejumpropequeen1949]

All I care about is having my own daughter

[thecrownnetflixuk]

Philip clapbacked by a Harrods van💨

The Crown 6x04: Aftermath

[straight-edge-hippy]

How have I not seen any posts yet about the first anniversary of today's international holiday??

[thewales-family]

In memory of Prince Philip, The late Duke of Edinburgh who died at Windsor Castle four years ago, on April 9th 2021 -April 9th 2025.

[awkward-sultana]

(Almost) Every Costume Per Episode + The Queen of England's gold grown in 1x02,6,8,9

[royalchildreneurope]

Today marks the first anniversary of the death of Queen Elizabeth II -September 8th 2023.

[thepastisalreadywritten]

🤍🥹🤍

[duahauuoplanh]

you realize that grief is perhaps the last and final translation of love. this is the last act of loving someone. it will never end. you get to do this, to translate this last act of love for the rest of your life.

[cressida-jayoungr]

One Dress a Day Challenge

November: Grey Redux

The White Queen (episode 6, "Love and Death") / Rebecca Ferguson as Elizabeth Woodville

I like both halves of this dress separately, but I have a problem with putting them together. The top and skirt just look like they came from two different costumes that were stitched to each other willy-nilly. I wonder if the grey velvet from the top was too expensive to buy enough for a skirt, or maybe there wasn't enough of it.

In any case, the costumers seem to have been pretty pleased with the dress, as they used it for quite a few publicity photos. At least the silhouette is broadly period-accurate for the late 15th century.

[theultimatecruiseship]

Milk baths and bad smells