Olivia Colman (as The Queen): A bouclé skirt suit ensemble...
PROPS, COSTUMES AND SET DECORATIONS FROM THE CROWN
Olivia Colman (as The Queen): A bouclé skirt suit ensemble
Season 4 Episode 2, 'The Balmoral Test'
Custom-made pale green bouclé jacket with long sleeves and textured mint green buttons down the front, a matching skirt, and a white, grey and green patterned silk blouse with a tie front collar; together with a mint green rounded pill box hat with a silk bow and trim to match the blouse, and a pair of dark brown Peter Kaiser heels (5)
As seen in the Balmoral Highlands & Braemar Games scene.
The Braemar Gathering in Scotland likely started during the 11th century when King Malcolm Canmore visited Braemar, in the Highlands. However, the festivities back then were likely a lot more violent.
Royal patronage dates back to 1848, when Queen Victoria first attended the event. She had a great love for Scotland, popularised the Highland Games, and continued to support the event for the rest of her life. The Games have been regularly attended by the British Royal Family since the Victorian era, with the current Royal patron being King Charles III.
The activities at the Games today include highland dancing, piping, tossing the caber, putting the stone, throwing the hammer, sprinting, a relay race, a hill race up Morrone, long jump, tug of war and a children's sack race. The prize money for the winner today is over £12,000.
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PROPS, COSTUMES AND SET DECORATIONS FROM THE CROWN
Olivia Colman (as The Queen): A bouclé skirt suit ensemble
Season 4 Episode 2, 'The Balmoral Test'
Custom-made pale green bouclé jacket with long sleeves and textured mint green buttons down the front, a matching skirt, and a white, grey and green patterned silk blouse with a tie front collar; together with a mint green rounded pill box hat with a silk bow and trim to match the blouse, and a pair of dark brown Peter Kaiser heels (5)
As seen in the Balmoral Highlands & Braemar Games scene.
The Braemar Gathering in Scotland likely started during the 11th century when King Malcolm Canmore visited Braemar, in the Highlands. However, the festivities back then were likely a lot more violent.
Royal patronage dates back to 1848, when Queen Victoria first attended the event. She had a great love for Scotland, popularised the Highland Games, and continued to support the event for the rest of her life. The Games have been regularly attended by the British Royal Family since the Victorian era, with the current Royal patron being King Charles III.
The activities at the Games today include highland dancing, piping, tossing the caber, putting the stone, throwing the hammer, sprinting, a relay race, a hill race up Morrone, long jump, tug of war and a children's sack race. The prize money for the winner today is over £12,000.
