— Spring fashion bloomed at this year’s Chelsea Flower Show as florals and linens took center stage.
Even Queen Camilla followed the dress code of florals in one of her go-to designers Fiona Clare, who she has relied on for royal engagements, including the 26th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting and the 2022 State Opening of Parliament at the House of Lords.
The dress featured a collared neckline, button-up front and three-quarter sleeves. She paired it with beige wedge espadrilles as King Charles also accompanied her in blue hues with his pinstriped suit and patterned necktie.
The royals rubbed shoulders with David Beckham, who wore a mismatched beige linen double-breasted blazer with dark contrast trousers, a blue shirt and a necktie.
Australian actor Cate Balnchett also attended the annual flower show. She opted for sleek separates in a tailored grey blazer, an open-collar blue shirt and black suede trainers.
Meanwhile, television host and chef Mary Berry dressed up in a pink button-up dress with a delicate front bow and suede beige shoes.
At the fair, some fashion brands also joined in the fun.
Hackett London brought their shop window to life for Chelsea in Bloom, the world class alternative floral art show in which some of Chelsea’s top retailers dress their windows with creative designs as they compete for coveted awards.
The British brand used bold toned statice, limonium and layers of shrubbery.
Hackett London’s window design was transformed into a living sculpture of a gentleman’s necktie.
Burberry also partook in the celebrations at the Chelsea Flower Show.
The brand hosted a dinner with The Newt in Somerset and guests included “The White Lotus” star Jason Isaacs, Ncuti Gatwa, Jennifer Saunders, Jerry Hall and Bianca Jagger.
The Chelsea Flower Show is an annual event that’s been taking place since 1913 to celebrate the art of garden design. It is considered the unofficial kickoff of the English summer social season, which includes Royal Ascot, Wimbledon Championships and the Henley Regatta.
