Celebrations to mark Her Majesty The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee are in full swing.

It is a time to reflect and look back on an amazing 70 years of service. During that time the Queen has travelled far and wide and attended countless engagements, often delighting fashion fans all over the world with her iconic outfits. We’ve had great fun delving into the Rowan archive to find our own tributes to some of those recognizable style statements.

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Brandon Mably is channeling a 60’s vibe

With his designs Adele and Jolly.

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A harlequin-inspired pattern can be dressed up or down!

We love Erika Knight’s slipover using British yarn Pebble Island.

Braden

This short tailored jacket is a timeless Classic.

Lisa Richardson’s Braden is knitted using British Valley Tweed.

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Larkin

Classic and elegant

This Chanel-style cardigan by Lisa Richardson is knitted using Felted Tweed.

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Yearn

Undoubtedly another classic look.

Quail Studio’s Houndstooth Jacket is a fitting tribute.

Or, how about this more causal take by Kim Hargreaves?

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Aurora

ARNE & CARLOS have this look all tied up with their design Aurora

Knitted in Fine Lace.

Dhurie

A cape makes an instant style statement

These two designs by Lisa Richardson and Janice Anderson.

Bacall

The classic bolero has been a mainstay in fashion for many years, taking on various guises along the way.

Lisa Richardson’s long sleeved bacall has an elegant collar and long sleeves.

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Queen-Inspired Patterns