Never before since being established in 1541 in Berkhamsted, had the private school Berkhamsted School, located northwest of London, had received the visit of a reigning British monarch. This is now done. Elizabeth II visited the school on Friday May 6th on the occasion of its 475th anniversary.

Queen Elizabeth II, who celebrated his 90th birthday on April 21, appeared at his car down in a spring look fuchsia and white consisting of a coat and a printed dress with a geometric pattern, two signed pieces of his couturier Stewart Parvin. She wore with a same tones hat, adorned with two feathers and ribbons.

If any king or queen British had hitherto passed through the doors of Berkhamsted School, it was nevertheless welcomed in 1958 a member of the royal family. Not least since it was the Queen Mum, mother of Elizabeth II and widow of the late King George VI. This has not failed to be recalled to her daughter, including the image. The sovereign has indeed presented with a framework bringing together multiple photos to commemorate this visit there nearly 60 years.

Very smiling as usual, Elizabeth II did not seem to be bothered by the big blue she wore on her right leg. A hematoma was obviously intrigued the British press. But it was unable to obtain any explanation or other comments on this subject from Buckingham Palace.
Photo Credit: Paris Match