Norman Hartnell is the first worked for the Princess Elizabeth in the 1940s.Norman hartnell had design many evening dresses for the queen. His signature style of the 1940s and 1950s was full-skirted dresses in sumptuous silks and duchesse satins.
Hardy Amies who design clothes for The Queen in the early 1950s .He is a very famous person in UK. The portraits by Cecil Beaton released to mark Her Majesty’s birthday in 1969 the are amongst the most memorable designs by Hardy Amies.In the 1970s The Queen awarded her patronage to Ian Thomas, who was an assistant designer to Norman Hartnell before setting up his own salon. Thomas’s flowing chiffon dresses from the 1970s reflect the relaxed style of the decade. Maureen Rose of the same house continued to design for Her Majesty after Ian’s death until the late 80’s.
Between 1988 and 1996, Her Majesty’s dresses were designed by John Anderson. His business partner Karl Ludwig Rehse took over the mantle after his death in 1988 and the Queen still wears his designs today.
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