Queen Elizabeth II held a clear fashion concept during her seventy-year reign: the Queen must stand out. Her perception had an interesting rationale.
In this lecture, we’ll learn that the Queen’s style was not only an aesthetic statement but also a political one. We’ll hear how her public appearances were carefully designed to serve as a communication channel for secret messages. The Queen held a deep belief in the power of fashion as language. Her attires helped her communicate with the British people beyond words. They also became a source of inspiration for strong women worldwide and contemporary fashion runways – from Vivienne Westwood to Gucci.
10:45 Solo Performance by Ronit Ziv | Israel – Sex & Suits
11:00 The lecture
The lecture is part of the Jerusalem International Solo Dance Festival (JISDF)
