10 Strict Fashion Rules The British Royal Family Must Follow

JAKARTA - Do you want to be part of the British Royal family? Think again.

Their life may seem luxurious. But the fact is not always easy for these nobles. There are so many rules to follow - even when it comes to what they wear.

Nobody knows how many fashion protocols are actually enforced. But the Daily Star chose 10 of the most unique rules, of which there are rules that will be hard to remember!

Being in the spotlight is an inevitable part of their life. The ladies and gentlemen of the Royal Family are always on high alert. Yes, fashion faux pas will always be in the headlines!

1. The bag should be held in the left hand

How often have you forgotten we can't shake hands because of the pandemic? Now try to remember which hand your wallet should hold.

There are also rules about what goes in the bag - no cell phones!

2. Military uniforms are only for most formal events

You can't deny that when they put it on, it looks amazing. But the aristocratic military uniform was only for the best - they couldn't put it on and went to church on Sundays.

Weddings, of course, is when you will usually see them wearing them. It will always be like that.

3. A sign of Royal approval

It took the bride and groom months to complete their wedding dress. It has to be perfect - and it has to fit like a glove.

But there is an additional rule for royal brides - the Queen must officially approve their wedding gown, or they can't wear it!

4. Tights please

Not every Royal protocol was written. And officially, there is no Kingdom rule that explicitly states pantyhose as a must.

But it is an unspoken rule that the Queen expects female family members and their guests to wear tights for all public events.

5. Single women should not wear tiaras

According to Royal tradition, only married women were allowed to wear the tiara. Traditionally the first time a Royal woman wears a tiara is on her wedding day.

After that, it can be worn at state functions, such as a Royal banquet. Tiara can only be worn after 6pm, although weddings are an exception to this special rule.

6. Black is usually only for funerals

Kate Middleton, pay attention! In a teaser clip of her latest project, the Duchess is seen standing inside the iconic Natural History Museum, where she becomes her patron.

He is wearing black clothes. Something normally reserved for funerals.

That said, the Royal family should pack black clothes whenever they travel - just in case the worst happens.

7. The coat should be kept on

According to some publications, Kingdom regulations state that women are not allowed to take off their coats in public.

Because, it is said that the Queen does not look like a woman. So, they seem to be continuing to hope for no heat wave when wearing them.

8. Jeans are only allowed at the most casual events

Surprisingly, denim is not a total ban.

Jeans are allowed - but only at very casual Royal events.

Anyway, it is prohibited to wear this type of clothing on Fridays at the Palace.

9. Multicolored nail polish is not allowed

You may think it looks funny, but it's not for the public eye.

Nail polish cannot be colored when running a Royal business - there are no exceptions! If you have to wear it, stop. That's the rule.

10. Hemline must be weighted

The hemline is a line formed by the bottom edge of a garment, such as a skirt, dress or coat, measured from the floor. The hemline is perhaps the most varied line of style in fashion, changing shape and ranging from hip height to floor length.

In the Kingdom, hemlines shouldn't be light - and should be weighted whenever possible.

Nobody wants a moment like Marilyn Monroe when the skirt is lifted because the hemline is light, right?

How, still want to be a member of the British Royal family? Meghan Markle just walked away from there.

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