
Princess Anne's wedding dress was a 'Tudor-style' gown. Worn for her first wedding in 1973 it was inspired not by her mother, Queen Elizabeth II, but by another of history's most female monarchs - Queen Elizabeth I.
- The design of Princess Anne's 'simplistic' Tudor-style wedding dress "took inspiration from the court dresses of Elizabeth I" according to specialists.
- The Princess Royal wore the gown, which featured a seven-foot-long train, for her first marriage to Captain Mark Phillips in 1973.
- In other royal news, Princess Anne proves brown suede is back in style with slouchy handbag and matching knee-high boots on Coronation Street set.