#VERYTGP: ROYAL EDITION

“Queen Elizabeth II once said, ‘I have to be seen to be believed.’ Well, here is Her Majesty in all her glory—and in delightful personal detail too. Victoria Murphy has created an invaluable photographic tribute to Britain’s longest serving monarch and to her memorable reign.” —Robert Lacey, historian and biographer.

It is no secret that the Queen had a love affair with Corgis throughout her life. With the holidays fast approaching, we are certain that she would absolutely love this Tartan Corgi ornament by Spode.

There’s nothing more chic than a pretty pink nailpolish. For close to 30 years, Queen Elizabeth favorite was Essie’s award-winning, bestselling classic pale pink shade Ballet Slippers.

Queen Elizabeth was rarely seen without a Launer London purse hooked on her arm. It appeared to be her go-to bag, and it has been reported that she prefered the black patent style. Launer bags are available in a range of colorways and finishes.

Molton Brown’s bath and shower gels are popular with many – and that includes the royal family! Since 2013, the British brand has held a Royal Warrant.

Twinning received its first royal stamp of approval back in 1837 from Queen Victoria. Queen Elizabeth was also a devoted follower of the brand, as it’s been reported that she sipped a cup of Twinings Earl Grey each morning.

Queen Elizabeth II was rarely seen without her favorite three-strand pearl necklace — a gift from her father, King George VI. This Kenneth Jay Lane three-row necklace is proof that elegance, good taste, and luxury never go out of style.

When it comes to the Queen’s favorite beauty products,it has been reported that she used Clarin’s Hand & Nail Treatment Cream everday. In fact, the beauty brand holds a Royal Warrant for the Queen’s skincare.

Queen Elizabeth loved classic lipstick, so it’s no surprise that one of her favorite brands, Elizabeth Arden has held the royal seal of approval since 1962.