Honor the Late Great Monarch with These 17 Queen Elizabeth Costume Ideas This Halloween
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Queen Elizabeth II ruled for 70 years, making her the longest-reigning monarch in British history. Last year, people around the world, especially fans of the royal family, mourned the passing of the ruler. While King Charles III immediately became the new monarch, Queen Elizabeth II will forever be remembered for her role as a respected and loved world leader.
As a figure on the world stage, Queen Elizabeth was seen in countless memorable outfits. Her looks ranged from a simple headscarf-and-coat moment to more elaborate looks for events that included detailed gowns, matching suits, and, of course, the crown jewels. Along with these iconic clothes, accessories were always a must, with black handbags, custom shoes, and beautifully designed hats often making an appearance.
In honor of the late Queen Elizabeth II, consider these costumes to celebrate the late British monarch. From her stunning coronation outfit to her iconic matching skirt suits to her rainbow of coats, we gathered everything you'll need for the best Queen Elizabeth costume.
Down Brim Church Hat
Queen Elizabeth’s hats were always a memorable wardrobe piece. Top your Queen Elizabeth costume with this magenta hat adorned with a satin flower for a look sure to turn heads. It’s available in seven other colors, so you can find one to match your skirt suit costume.
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Tiara with Comb
Unsurprisingly, Queen Elizabeth owned and wore many tiaras. She even lent them out like the Queen Mary's bandeau tiara, which Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, wore on her wedding day.
This tiara is handcrafted with rhinestones and designed with small combs on each side to keep it in place.
Crown and Scepter
A crown fit for a queen (costume). This accessory set is no crown jewels, but it will complete the coronation look for your Queen Elizabeth costume. It includes a bejeweled crown and matching scepter. With rich colors like red, green, blue, and gold, you’ll instantly feel like royalty.
Sequin Dress with Sleeves
Queen Elizabeth’s coronation took place on June 2, 1953. While we can never exactly recreate Queen Elizabeth’s coronation ensemble, we can definitely try. This sequin dress is made of tulle and features detailed embroidery that glimmers under any light. It may have less poof than the Queen’s dress, but definitely allows for more movement wherever you go.
Queen Red Robe
Queen Elizabeth also wore a crimson velvet robe over her dress on her coronation day. Drape this red robe with a faux-fur trim over the sequined dress for a Queen Elizabeth costume so regal, your friends will have no choice but to bow before you.
Houndstooth Dress
Houndstooth is favored by royals with Queen Elizabeth II photographed multiple times wearing a houndstooth coat. This dress makes the pattern a bit more wearable for a costume that channels and honors the late British monarch.
Layered Faux Pearl Necklace
Queen Elizabeth was often seen donning pearl necklaces. This faux pearl necklace will pull together any costume of the late royal and it's over five feet long, perfect for creating a layered necklace look.
Skirt Suit Set
Queen Elizabeth’s matching skirt suits were another iconic look of her Majesty’s. This two-piece set includes a long sleeve blazer with a button closure and pencil skirt for an easy Queen Elizabeth costume. It’s available in multiple colors, so you can wear a different one to every celebration you grace with your presence.
Peter Pan Collar Pea Coat
While brightly colored coats are a given, Queen Elizabeth also wore her share of neutral outerwear, including brown coats. This midi length coat features a peter pan collar, button closure, and two patch pockets. Pair it with a headscarf for a subtle Queen Elizabeth costume.
Black Handbag
Along with her vibrant coats, Queen Elizabeth was often spotted with a black handbag. This one works for a Queen Elizabeth costume and is the perfect accessory to hold all your essentials and more. It has three zippered compartments, a magnetic buckle closure, and a removable strap to turn it into a crossbody bag when you’re not in costume.
Kitten Heels
We know you can’t get your hands on the queen’s custom Anello & Davide heels she wore basically all the time, but these kitten heels will work for your Queen Elizabeth costume. These heels have comfortable insoles with arch support and a metal detail across the front, similar to the original.
Flower Brooch
Brooches were another stylish staple accessory of Queen Elizabeth’s wardrobe. This white flower brooch features a beautiful crystal inlay. Add it to your matching suit set or colorful coat for an elegant look fit for a Queen Elizabeth II costume.
Blue Satin Sash
Complete your regal look with this satin sash similar to that of Queen Elizabeth. The blue sash symbolizes her role as a member of the Order of the Garter — the oldest Order of Chivalry in Britain which was established by King Edward III in 1348. While you can’t shop Her Majesty’s actual sash badges, you can add this platinum jubilee badge to for a celebratory touch to the iconic accessory.
Necklace and Earrings Set
Queen Elizabeth II had an impressive jewelry collection that included tiaras, brooches, necklaces, and more. Even though you don’t have access to it, this jewelry set includes a teardrop cluster crystal necklace and a pair of teardrop earrings to give your Queen Elizabeth II costume a luxurious upgrade.
Single Breasted Winter Coat
From striking purple to sunny yellow to bright green, Queen Elizabeth is known for her many eye-catching coats. This number comes in tons of shades, so you can recreate one of her most colorful coat moments for a Queen Elizabeth costume. Plus, it’s fully lined to keep you warm.
Long Satin Finger Gloves
This silky accessory is a staple for most Queen Elizabeth costumes. While white gloves are absolutely fashionable, they also protected the queen as she shook hands. Talk about a double-duty accessory!
These gloves are soft to the touch and have enough stretch to fit comfortably on most hands.
Satin Head Scarf
Speaking of scarves, recreate one of many of the Queen’s headscarf looks with this satin number. This square headscarf is smooth, soft, and available in tons of designs to style with any coat or outfit outside of the costume. Now all you need is a Range Rover!
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