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Royal Dress Code in Hot Weather

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Magenta8 Sun 28-Jun-26 14:39:39

Sparky51

To the anti Royals,dont like living here,go live somewhere else..simples.

Rude

You can be anti-royal but still like living in the UK. They are not mutually exclusive states.

Are you suggesting a totalitarian state where you get kicked out if you don't like the status quo?

Olderthanidlike Sun 28-Jun-26 14:38:17

Sparky51

To the anti Royals,dont like living here,go live somewhere else..simples.

Why should they? We live in a free country where we can like and dislike what we want , when we want and how we want. Are you saying we shouldn't have that right? That people who don't bow and scrape shouldn't be allowed to live here?

Sparky51 Sun 28-Jun-26 14:31:07

Grow up..how old are you..5 ?

inishowen Sun 28-Jun-26 14:30:52

Nasty comment re Monty Don. He's very elegant.

Lupatria Sun 28-Jun-26 14:13:23

i saw that photo and wondered while admiring the waistcoat. a later video showed that king Charles was wearing, as he always does when in Scotland, full highland dress which I am sure is fairly cool especially in a presumably air conditioned building.
he looked as smart as he always does.

Mojack26 Sun 28-Jun-26 14:03:35

What a nasty comment!

Sparky51 Sun 28-Jun-26 13:59:32

To the anti Royals,dont like living here,go live somewhere else..simples.

Greyduster Sun 28-Jun-26 13:54:53

Even if it’s not linen (and god forbid he should turn out looking like Monty b****y Don), he will probably be wearing very lightweight pure wool suit which is cool in Summer and will not crease.

welshgirl2017 Sun 28-Jun-26 13:54:37

Dulostwo11

send them all to France.
they will know what to do with the lot

grin

Dulostwo11 Sun 28-Jun-26 13:45:43

send them all to France.
they will know what to do with the lot

NotSpaghetti Thu 25-Jun-26 11:05:46

Linen suit?

Cossy Thu 25-Jun-26 10:49:22

Yes I agree but more so the poor people in all of our armed forces.

Sadgrandma Thu 25-Jun-26 10:44:32

I’ve just seen a picture of the King Sweltering in a suit and tie yesterday. Surely, in this day and age nobody would object to him at least taking his jacket off.
William is always a lot more informal.