Olena Zelenska, other guests, gather at UK monarch's coronation
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High-ranking guests, including Olena Zelenska, Brigitte Macron, Queen Rania, and others, showcased stylish outfits at the coronation of Charles III on May 6 in London. The historic event saw the presence of high-profile guests from around the world.
President of France Emmanuel Macron was accompanied by the First Lady Brigitte Macron at the coronation. The First Lady of France opted for a pastel pink ensemble, consisting of a midi dress and coat in the same tone from the creative director of the women's line of the French fashion house Louis Vuitton, Nicolas Ghesquière.
Queen Rania of Jordan appeared at Westminster Abbey in a pencil dress from Tamara Ralph Couture made of pastel lemon-yellow silk crepe with a structured bow collar and open shoulders. The look was completed with an elegant hat, Bottega Veneta Knot Intrecciato clutch, and Jimmy Choo pumps.
Queen Letizia of Spain showcased a vibrant Carolina Herrera outfit, featuring a fuchsia-colored cropped jacket with embroidery and peplum, and a pencil skirt. The look was complemented with an original BALEL Isabel Terroso hat.
Princess Charlene of Monaco wore a custom-made milk-colored suit for the coronation, with the skirt adorned with floral pearl buttons and a jacket completed with a cape.
Olena Zelenska arrived at the ceremony accompanied by the Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal. The First Lady of Ukraine chose a pearl-mint ensemble consisting of a straight-cut dress with a belt and a long coat with lapels from the Ukrainian brand The Coat (designed by Katya Silchenko).
Crown Princess of Denmark Mary wore an elegant purple ensemble, featuring a dress-coat with matching gloves and headwear by Soeren Le Schmidt.
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands arrived at the coronation of King Charles III in a white lace-patterned dress from JANTAMINIAU. The look was completed with pointed-toe pumps, a hat, clutch, and gloves in the same tone.
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