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The Queen’s style was iconic, but there’s a heart-warming reason she always wore bright colours
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Suzie Kennedy2022-09-21T09:30:00
The Queen will always be associated with vibrant colour block outfits with matching hats and coats. But there was a very generous reason she opted for the eye-catching attire and it’s just another example of her servant heart.
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