10 of The Best Fashion Moments From Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story
Regency inspired dressing is about to make a comeback…
Warning: Fashion spoilers ahead!
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, the new spin-off to the beloved Netflix series Bridgerton, aired last week and fans cannot stop binge-watching the true story-inspired series.
Not only is the series completely addictive and visually pleasing, but Queen Charlotte’s Regency-era gowns are making us long for the days when romantic dressing was the standard. Here, Bazaar Arabia shares 10 of the best fashion moments from the hit Netflix series.
Pastel Blues
In the first episode of Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, Queen Charlotte starts the season off strong in a pastel blue ensemble, with a puffed sleeve jacket and a matching fascinator. Costume designers Lyn Elizabeth Paolo and Laura Frecon styled the look with a simple pendant necklace.
Keeping up with this theme throughout the series, Queen Charlotte wears another pastel blue gown with silver embellishments in Episode 6. She paired the look with a black crystal-encrusted necklace, matching earrings, bracelet, and crown. As if the jewellery did not make enough of a statement already, she also added a feather headpiece to the back of her head.
Silver Details
Looking her best on the royal red carpet, Queen Charlotte sported an off-white gown with silver embroidery and shimmering silver cape to match the detailing of the gown. She also paired the head-turning look with silver statement jewellery, along with a silver and crystal crown to match.
Violet Drapes
In Episode 2, Queen Charlotte wore a violet gown paired with a redingote consisting of double-view draped half-sleeves. She styled the royal look with delicate violet jewellery pieces that allowed the dress to pop.
Cotton Candy Pinks
Proving that pink is definitely Queen Charlotte’s colour, she wore a cotton candy pink gown with a sparkly light top layer. The Queen topped off the look with silver diamond jewellery and a feather headpiece with three diamond chains attached.
Jumping timelines as if no time had passed, Queen Charlotte wore another cotton candy pink gown during a scene in Episode 4 of her adult days. The gown consisted of a pink embroidered underlayer with a silver embellished pink embroidered redingote. She accessorised the look with matching cotton candy headpieces and a set of crystal jewels.
In Episode 6, Queen Charlotte rocked a cotton candy pink gown with hot pink embroidery and a maroon cape coat with a flower broach. The Queen styled the look with a maroon and pink fascinator headpiece, gloves, and a silver jewellery set.
Vintage Florals
Queen Charlotte matched the bright spring scenery in Episode 3 when she wore a yellow floral gown. She accessorised the outfit with a simple crystal jewellery set and a yellow flower that paired with the dress perfectly.
Royal Reds and Golds
A gold gown could not be missing from a Queen’s wardrobe and Queen Charlotte wore it best when she made a jaw-dropping entrance to her coronation during Episode 3. She sported an all-gold gown with gold embroidered details. As for her accessories, she paired the look with a gold and red crystal-encrusted jewellery set that complimented her crown perfectly.
Last but certainly not least, Queen Charlotte wore a red gown with gold detailing and her signature drape sleeves in a flash-forward scene in Episode 3. She styled the look with her most intricate hairstyle during the series so far and even added a few hair accessories as well as gold and red crystal-encrusted jewellery to match.
Every look from the first season of Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story was incredible and if there happens to be a potential second season, we cannot imagine what other jaw-dropping gowns she will bring to the table.