“Yellow vs Pink: The Most Chic Color to Wear to King Charles’ Coronation”

What’s the chicest color to wear to a coronation? Among the guests (not only of blue blood) of the ceremony that formalized Charles III on the British throne, the yellow and pink outfits stand out (here the report cards of the dresses). These are bold colours, which “make spring” on a rainy day in London and bring joy. Yellow and pink were chosen by two crowned heads such as Rania of Jordan and Letizia of Spain. But above all they are nuances that do not go unnoticed: in fact, they characterized the multicolor wardrobe of Queen Elizabeth, who loved colorful dresses – from fuchsia to acid green – “to be seen well” by her subjects. In short, what is the most appropriate color for such a special occasion as the coronation of King Charles? Does yellow versus pink deserve a fashion winner? Here’s who bet on these two colors and what the effect is

A not too bright yellow is the one sported by Joe Biden’s granddaughter, Finnegan, 23 (left), who next to her grandmother Jill in blue, forms a perfect Ukrainian flag. A coincidence or a desired combination? It seems that the Bidens wanted to give a “pro-Ukraine” message to the eyes of the whole world in connection with Westminster Abbey (Getty)

Here are the two Americans «Ukrainian flag» as they enter the abbey. Finnegan Biden’s yellow is total yellow: shoes, bag and headband are tone on tone and complete the outfit. While Jill preferred to break up the hue of the jacket-skirt ensemble with nude accessories (Ap)

Finnegan Biden with a delicious mini-bag (Afp)

Finnegan e Jill Biden (Getty)

Finnegan e Jill Biden (Ap)

Another pale and very elegant yellow is that of Queen Rania of Jordan, combined with heels and a white clutch. The retro-style veil is very nice. On the other hand, in the era of reuse, the vintage and classy touch of the hat is known (Ap)

Rania of Jordan in a dress designed by Tamara Ralph (Ap)

King Abdullah II of Jordan and his consort Queen Rania (AFP)

Pippa Middleton, the sister of Kate, Princess of Wales, also showed up in yellow at the coronation, in a shade similar to that chosen by Queen Rania. In this case the dress is accompanied by a wavy fascinator that captures even more attention. As if there was a need (Getty)

Pippa Middleton with brother James Middleton. Note that James has a yellow waistcoat, matching Pippa’s look (Ap)

Another yellow, but this time long and with floral applications. A true tribute to spring worn by Julie Bishop representing the Australian branch of the Prince’s Trust, the charity founded by King Charles in 1976 (Getty)

Other queens have opted for pink: like Letizia of Spain, in the foreground on the arm of King Felipe, and Queen Mathilde of Belgium immediately behind her. Two different shades of pink, but always fresh and pleasant. Elizabeth II would have appreciated (Getty)

The King of Spain, Felipe with Letizia on his arm (Getty)

Philip and Mathilde of Belgium (Getty)

Belgian royals as they enter Westminster (Getty)

A pink that veers to wisteria that of Katy Perry’s look, here as she loses her balance on the wet road. Although the star did not particularly “shine” with the choice of her dress, she was the most requested for selfies by the other guests (Getty)

Here’s Katy Perry showing off her best selfie smile (AFP)

Selfie a go go per Katy Perry (Afp)

Another shade of pink for Sophie, the crown princess of Sophie accompanied by her consort Luigi (Getty)

Princess Beatrice’s puff sleeve dress is more plum than pink. Andrea di York’s eldest daughter is accompanied by her Italian husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzo, and by her cousin Harry (Getty)