Princess Elizabeth, in peasant blouse and cotton skirt, and her husband, Prince Philip, in checkered shirt and blue jeans, enjoy an old-fashioned hoedown at a private party in Ottawa, Canada, October 11, 1951 [1213 x 997]
Did peasant blouse used to mean something different? That looks like a standard women's button-up shirt. Peasant blouses typically have wider sleeves and lots of embroidery work.
What's more surprising than the Queen's long life, is his husband's. He is currently 96 and still kicking. I'm surprised he isn't mentioned in the tabloids more. Also they are 2nd cousins once removed, for anyone curious.
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sandwiches666 on March 15th, 2018 at 09:19 UTC »
Did peasant blouse used to mean something different? That looks like a standard women's button-up shirt. Peasant blouses typically have wider sleeves and lots of embroidery work.
Mercury___Rising on March 15th, 2018 at 09:30 UTC »
What's more surprising than the Queen's long life, is his husband's. He is currently 96 and still kicking. I'm surprised he isn't mentioned in the tabloids more. Also they are 2nd cousins once removed, for anyone curious.
mehraaza on March 15th, 2018 at 09:42 UTC »
I have to say, casting Matt Smith as prince Philip in The Crown was a great match.