PANTONE 13-0755 Primrose Yellow“The Queen’s royal wedding outfit from 2011 was Primrose Yellow.
Yellow is a colour that speaks to the future with hope and optimism.
William’s wedding was a time of national celebration and this choice of
yellow complements the joyous mood of the occasion. It’s a colour that
is high visibility (befitting a queen), while still not detracting
from the bride.”
PANTONE 13-4411 Crystal Blue “Blue is a colour staple in the Queen’s
wardrobe, it’s a colour that communicates constancy and it is also
symbolic of her devotion to the British people. Blues traditionally
have calming properties and she is often seen wearing them during
difficult times. Blue is also seen as de-stressing so it’s no surprise
she was sporting a serene blue to a
Royal Garden Party in 2010.
PANTONE 16-2124 Pink Carnation “Queen Elizabeth wore lighter tones of
pink more frequently when she was younger, adding softness to her role
as Queen and make her seem less austere, for example the PANTONE
16-2124 Pink Carnation she wore to the Chelsea Garden Party in 1967. In
recent years however, she has been seen in trendier bright pinks,
defying her age and communicating that she is a monarch modern in
thought and spirit.”
PANTONE 13-5414 Ice Green “During the Queen’s landmark state visit to
Ireland, the first since the country gained independence in the 1920s,
she was seen in a cool shade of green. Her colour choice echoed the
sentiment of her visit as green is widely seen to symbolise new
beginnings, fresh thoughts and rejuvenation.”